By Geoff Fein General Dynamics' [GD] Bath Iron Work (BIW) ultra hall may be one of the most significant capital reinvestments in the nation's shipbuilding industry in the last few years, according to a top Navy official. "It reflects a lot of the lessons learned in terms of what's been done elsewhere and what's been learned in the U.S. about modular construction and how to really be able to both build ships and in that process how do you make…
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