GREVARATHE SECOND WORLD WAR
THE HISTORICAL ARCHIVE
1208 — 1233

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TRUTH PEOPLES

IN TURBULENT TIMES NATIONS
A STRONGER A MORE STABLE

TOMORROW WORLD

GREVARA NEWS NETWORK

VOL. XLVII, NO. 551 INTERNATIONAL EDITION 6 OCTOBER 1223

THE REPAR YARDS WORK THROUGH THE Nict

Battle damage ties down ships as the fleet prepares its next sorties

Dockyards ex
working hours as ships d :
damaged in the open : ; \ Berths are allocated
naval battles arrive aS | by priority.
alongside 5 5] sh

ly awaiting ; r ‘ Ub . titi ts
attention. Welding 7 a : Fe Some escorts receive

; oh ; limited repairs.

Major damage
takes longer.

escorts receive
temporary repairs
where possible,
allowing

to return

others remain out of ‘ - “tae The Republic of

action. Endures
Mobilization supplies

additional workers and
material, but trained
speci ind heavy
equipment remain
limiting factor

ship in repair reduc
the number available
for convoy duty or

that constraint rather
than treating the
of its cost.

ard crews fit replacement plating ona damaged destroyer. : i erth schedule atthe dockyard, GXN PHOTO / T. K

ASSESSMENT FIRST WORKSHOP CAPACITY THE FLEETS MARGIN

Engineers inspect machinery and Specialist labor and heav: Ships awaiting work cannot
structure before setting a return- govern the rate of repair. simultaneously fill gaps in the
j escort screen

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