Shipbuilding in Australia

Australia, 1963

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A brief history of the shipbuilding industry in Australia, and a record of the designing, building, launching and trials of an Australian ship. Includes the initial planning by the designer; the steel stockyard, building berth and fitting berth; and the slip-way where the ship is constructed and launched, and after which all the fittings such as radar, wireless, and rigging are installed. Also sea trials and handing over.

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Credits

producer

Fred Whatham

production company

Cine-Austral Productions

Duration

00:19:02:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1963

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