This U.S. Warship Was Built In Only 60 Days To Set All-Time Record -- A new United States destroyer takes to the sea at an eastern seaboard navy yard-- only 60 days after her keel was laid. The construction time set an all-time speed record for ships of her type and design. Under normal conditions it would require 163 days to build such a ship. October 31, 1942. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures Inc.).

This U.S. Warship Was Built In Only 60 Days To Set All-Time Record -- A new United States destroyer takes to the sea at an eastern seaboard navy yard-- only 60 days after her keel was laid. The construction time set an all-time speed record for ships of her type and design. Under normal conditions it would require 163 days to build such a ship. October 31, 1942. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures Inc.).
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