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By kjfitz @ 2006-04-01 11:52:57
(950 feet x 160 feet)

Since the arrival of the Titan dry dock in 1979, Norfolk Ship Repair has used its expertise to dry dock and repair the world's cruise ships, starting with the TSS CARNIVALE for Carnival Cruise lines.

Future plans include using the Titan for large amphibious ships and commercial work such as cruise ships and oil tankers.
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