History Short: Why No Nuclear-Powered Civilian Ships? #Shorts @HistoryandHeadlines
History Short: Why No Nuclear-Powered Civilian Ships? #Shorts  @HistoryandHeadlines
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On August 20, 1962, the NS Savannah set out on her maiden voyage, a trip from Yorktown, Virginia to Savannah, Georgia, through the Panama Canal and on to Hawaii.

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