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From her conception in 1956 the N. S. Savannah, the world's first and only nuclear-powered merchant ship, was ill-starred. Built to demonstrate the peaceful uses of atomic energy and to provide information on the economic feasibility of a nuclear-powered U.S. merchant fleet, the Savannah was meant to revitalize the American Merchant Marine. But she never fulfilled that hope.
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