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Jumboization: Why Ships Get Cut in Half đ¤¯
Dare: say âjumboizationâ five times fast. đ Fun facts that didnât make the video: The Navy actually started this whole thing back in 1959, when they took an attack sub called USS George Washington, cut her in half, and welded in a missile compartment. They do it to airplanes too. The Air Force jumboized 270 C-141 Starlifters by adding new sections in front of and behind the wings. USS Jimmy Carterâs midbody insertion cost $887 million, and thatâs just the modification, not the sub itself. Enchantment of the Seas gained 151 cabins from that addition. Aka more guests, aka more $$$ in the bank. #denisonyachting #superyacht #shipbuilding #navalarchitecture
