Ships: America Doesn't Build Them Like It Used To (Or at All)
Episode Date: May 30, 2024A lot goes into keeping a navy afloat. There’s ship husbanding, maintenance, and buckets of haze gray. The U.S. used to be good at this, but it hasn’t...
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476 episodes transcribedA lot goes into keeping a navy afloat. There’s ship husbanding, maintenance, and buckets of haze gray. The U.S. used to be good at this, but it hasn’t...
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