The immense growth from approximately 700 commissioned vessels to over 6,000 by the end of World War II illustrates the United States Navy's rapid expansion during this critical period.
Higgins Boats, with their critically important role in troop transport, symbolize the innovative maritime solutions that influenced the battlefield and strategic operations in World War II.
The production of various classes of ships, such as destroyers and aircraft carriers, not only met wartime needs but also showcased advances in military engineering and manufacturing processes.
Mass production during World War II redefined the American economy, showcasing how major manufacturers transitioned to military production and shaped industrial capabilities that persist today.
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