naval shipyards
Military dock facilities
Naval shipyards are facilities where warships and other military vessels are built, repaired, and maintained.
They combine heavy industrial infrastructure—dry docks, cranes, machine shops—with specialized military security.
Some are government-operated; others are private contractors serving naval forces: The aircraft carrier returned to the naval shipyard for a scheduled overhaul.
- destroyersFast armed naval vessels
- dry docksDrainable basins for vessel repair
- graving dockBasin drained for hull work
- scrappingDiscarding as worthless
- cranesLifting machines or birds
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Facilities for transferring goods
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Places for discarded vehicles
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Facilities producing airplanes
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