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#51 This railroad spur is used for hauling materials onto the ways, where naval vessels are under construction. Huge overhead cranes are used to put heavy parts in place, 1941

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#51 This railroad spur is used for hauling materials onto the ways, where naval vessels are under construction. Huge overhead cranes are used to put heavy parts in place, 1941

Life in the Newport News Shipyard during the 1940s

#51 This railroad spur is used for hauling materials onto the ways, where naval vessels are under construction. Huge overhead cranes are used to put heavy parts in place, 1941

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←#50 These are the men whose skill is devoted to the building of the finest, most powerful fleet of naval vessels the world has ever seen, 1941
#52 Thousands of tons of lumber and steel are used in the construction of these ways, where American mechanical genius is employed in the production of ships for our two-ocean Navy, 1941→

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