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After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japan believed distance would cripple the U.S. Navy. Any damaged warship, they calculated, would need months to return to battle. What they did not expect was a revolutionary solution — floating shipyards that could move with the fleet and repair heavily damaged vessels in forward waters.

By late World War II, American engineers had built massive mobile dry docks capable of restoring destroyers, cruisers, and even aircraft carriers in as little as 24 hours. Ships that should have been sidelined for months were back in combat almost immediately, completely disrupting Japan’s strategic calculations and sustaining Allied momentum across the Pacific.


This documentary explores the engineering breakthrough behind these floating shipyards, the logistical genius that kept fleets operational far from home, and how rapid repairs became a hidden force multiplier that helped shape the outcome of the Pacific War.


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