 Two months later in November at Richmond yard #2, the was launching in only 4 days, 15 hours, 29 minutes from the time her keel was laid.While not ever met or repeated during the remainder of World War II, these "stunt" ships came only a little more than one year after the first ships ordered as part of the Emergency Program were launched themselves.Coming into play during this time was a "de facto" combining of the Long Range Shipbuilding Program with the Emergency Program, and oversight of the yards became decentralized into four separate regional directors.