We don't build our supercarriers any bigger than what we do because we want

to be able to use dry docks around the world. You don't hear much about our floating dry docks during ww2 but they were a key component to the war in the Pacific

In response to this post by ColoVT82

Posted: 12/28/2021 at 08:28AM

WW2 peeps; heres a rare pic. Iowa in floating dry dock. Logistics '44 -- ColoVT82 12/28/2021 06:45AM

That's impressive. ** -- HokieSignGuy 12/28/2021 09:45AM

The idea of a floating drydock is impressive -- MAHokie69 12/28/2021 3:32PM

You should see the trailer ** -- HokieDan95 12/28/2021 1:35PM

The engineering is beautiful. Form followed functin ** -- ColoVT82 12/28/2021 12:09PM

I am reminded of the scene at the end of Band of Brothers where one of the -- Tuckahokie 12/28/2021 09:10AM

I saw an interview with a former German soldier talking about how after he -- HokieDan95 12/28/2021 09:27AM

Hardware was very important for but we also had a National will to win... -- DoYouLiftHokies 12/28/2021 09:46AM

On a related note..interesting point of history now visible from the JRB -- Vienna_Hokie 12/28/2021 08:37AM

Enterprise already defueled, in caretaking status for now ** -- GOHOKEE 12/28/2021 3:10PM

We don't build our supercarriers any bigger than what we do because we want -- HokieDan95 12/28/2021 08:28AM

Believe NN has the only drydock on the east coast large enough for them... -- EDGEMAN 12/28/2021 09:56AM

Norfolk Naval Shipyard and …. -- GOHOKEE 12/28/2021 2:23PM

We don't build our supercarriers any bigger than what we do because we want

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