WEST GERMANY TO BUILD BIGGER TANKERS.—The expansion of the slipway at this shipyard in Bremen will enable tankers with a capacity of 500,000 tons to be built The keel for the first 254,000-ton turbine tanker will be laid soon. The slipway is at present about 350 yards long and 72 yards wide, but it can quickly be converted to take larger ships.
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31760, 17 August 1968, Page 14
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62WEST GERMANY TO BUILD BIGGER TANKERS.—The expansion of the slipway at this shipyard in Bremen will enable tankers with a capacity of 500,000 tons to be built The keel for the first 254,000-ton turbine tanker will be laid soon. The slipway is at present about 350 yards long and 72 yards wide, but it can quickly be converted to take larger ships. Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31760, 17 August 1968, Page 14
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