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Towing a $500 Million Drilling Rig Across Oceans

EN202647 min

Join a powerful ocean tug on a ninety-day operation moving an enormous drilling rig from South Korea to Europe around the Cape of Good Hope.

About this documentary

CategoryTransport & Logistics
Added to Free Documentary VaultMay 17, 2026
Runtime47 min
Documentary languageEN English
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Documentary overview

Join a powerful ocean tug on a ninety-day operation moving an enormous drilling rig from South Korea to Europe around the Cape of Good Hope.

This full-length film is available through the official YouTube player supplied by Free Documentary - Engineering. Its listed runtime is 47 minutes.

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