
US President Donald Trump announced the start of construction in Baltimore of the largest new shipyard for the Navy since World War II, noting that the US used to build four ships a day, but now it takes seven to 17 years to build one ship.
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Trump emphasized that in the past the United States built four ships a day, but now it takes seven to 17 years to build one ship.
US President Donald Trump announced the start of construction in Baltimore, America, of the largest new shipyard for the Navy since World War II.
"We are officially breaking ground on the largest new shipyard in the United States since World War II," Trump said at an event at Sparrows Point in Baltimore Harbor.
As Trump said, “nothing like this has ever happened.”
According to Trump, in the past the US built four ships a day, but recently it took seven to 17 years to build one ship.
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The construction of the shipyard will lead to an increase in the rate of production of warships in the United States.
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