Скачать или смотреть Floating Shipyards at Sea: How the U.S. Repaired Warships Every 48 Hours

During World War II, keeping warships operational across the vast Pacific Ocean was one of America’s greatest challenges. Traditional shipyards were often thousands of miles away, leaving damaged vessels vulnerable and out of the fight. America’s solution was revolutionary: massive floating shipyards capable of repairing ships directly at sea.

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This historical documentary reveals how the U.S. Navy engineered floating dry docks, repair ships, and mobile maintenance platforms that could restore damaged warships in as little as 48 hours. From torpedo damage to battle-worn hulls, these floating shipyards ensured the U.S. fleet stayed in constant action—turning logistics into a decisive weapon of war.

These innovations redefined naval warfare and laid the foundation for modern maritime support operations.