History And Development of New York Shipbuilding Corporation
History And Development of New York Shipbuilding Corporation
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Even some of those within the organization itself doubted the practicability of applying this system to such large and complicated work as was called for in building this cruiser. However, templets were used and proved even more effi- cient on such work than on the usual work of merchant ship construc- tion. Undoubtedly the system was largely responsible for the speed with which the cruiser was turned out despite the yard's lack of experience in building naval vessels.
A few months after obtain...ing the contract for the Washington, Mr. Morse died suddenly. The next day bids were opened for three warships of the Kansas type and New York Ship was awarded the ENGINE ROOM OF THE CRUISER ''fEI HUNG, '' SHOWING HER MAIN TURBINES 24 MACHINING A PROPELLER BLADE Kansas which was rated at the time as a first class battleship. Soon after her delivery to the Navy she gave a particularly good account ol herself on the historic 'round-the-world voyage of the American fleet.
Since then, not a single year has passed when there has not been some ship for the United States Navy in the process of construction at the plant, and naval officers assigned to New York Ship for supervision of naval construction there, now occupy an office building con- siderably larger than the first administration building for the entire plant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even some of those within the organization itself doubted the practicability of applying this system to such large and complicated work as was called for in building this cruiser. However, templets were used and proved even more effi- cient on such work than on the usual work of merchant ship construc- tion. Undoubtedly the system was largely responsible for the speed with which the cruiser was turned out despite the yard's lack of experience in building naval vessels.
A few months after obtain...ing the contract for the Washington, Mr. Morse died suddenly. The next day bids were opened for three warships of the Kansas type and New York Ship was awarded the ENGINE ROOM OF THE CRUISER ''fEI HUNG, '' SHOWING HER MAIN TURBINES 24 MACHINING A PROPELLER BLADE Kansas which was rated at the time as a first class battleship. Soon after her delivery to the Navy she gave a particularly good account ol herself on the historic 'round-the-world voyage of the American fleet.
Since then, not a single year has passed when there has not been some ship for the United States Navy in the process of construction at the plant, and naval officers assigned to New York Ship for supervision of naval construction there, now occupy an office building con- siderably larger than the first administration building for the entire plant.
What to read after History And Development of New York Shipbuilding Corporation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American International Corporation to read onlineMoreLess
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