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Home›Equipment & technology›USA: Martinac Shipbuilding to Build Tugboats for Navy
Equipment & technology

February 18, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: Martinac Shipbuilding to Build Tugboats for Navy

A Tacoma shipyard this week began cutting steel for the first of two Navy tugboats that it will build over the next 18 months… (thenewstribune) [mappress] Source: thenewstribune, February 18, 2011;

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A Tacoma shipyard this week began cutting steel for the first of two Navy tugboats that it will build over the next 18 months…

( thenewstribune )

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Source: thenewstribune, February 18, 2011;

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