Military Logistics
Israel’s floating dock will serve to distribute ship maintenance capability
An agreement between Israel’s MoD and Israel Shipyards for the construction of a large floating dock will serve to augment facilities at Haifa while also providing a degree of dispersed capacity in the event of attack, according to a former Israeli Navy officer.
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