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Sailors and their dates enjoy a night out at O'Reilly's on 3rd Ave. in New York, NY. August 1942.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USW3-006941-E)
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African American Marines train at Montford Point Camp, Camp Lejeune, New River, North Carolina. March 1943
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USW3-023006-D)
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New African American Marine recruits at Montford Point Camp, Camp Lejeune, New River, North Carolina. March 1943.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USW3-022971)
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In Newport News, Virginia, shipyard workers drink beer at a local bar, 1941.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USF 34-62709-D)
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Columnist Al McIntosh of Luverne's Rock County Star Herald at his typewriter.
Source: Rock County Star Herald, Luverne, Minnesota
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Shipyard workers mill about in front of the entrance to the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co. in Mobile. Clyde Odom worked here as a foreman.
Source: The University of South Alabama Archives (Addsco 3-416)
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Workers pass through the gate at the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co. in Mobile.
Source: The University of South Alabama Archives (Addsco 3-416)
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The Alhambra Theatre in Sacramento.
Source: Sacramento Archives and Museum Collection Center (2001/ x-03/ 007)
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Barracks at the Granda Relocation Center in Amache, Colorado. Robert Kashiwagi was interred here at the start of the war.
Source: Library of Congress (LOT 10617, vol. 14)
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Airplane propellers ready for shipment from a Hartford, CT plant. Workers are reminded that "Every Minute Counts." June 1942.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USE6-D-008096)
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At the Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard in Baltimore, Maryland, welders help assemble the SS Frederick Douglas, a Liberty ship. May 1943.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USW3-24141-C)
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Japanese-Americans get settled in their apartment at the Puyallup Assembly Center in Washington.
Source: Library of Congress (LOT 10617, vol. 8)
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Women workers on the B-17 production line at Douglas Aviation Co., Long Beach, California. October 1942.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USE6-D-007812)
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Second Lieutenant Mildred L. Osby of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, Washington, D.C. November 1942.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USW3-010677)
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Men gather around a field lighting truck used during fundraisers for the troops. Ryal Miller of Luverne, Minnesota is seated atop the truck.
Source: Charlie Knoepfler
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Trainees perform calisthenics on a parade ground at Camp Joseph T Robinson, Arkansas. April 23, 1942.
Source: National Archives (111-SC-142009)
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Two children deliver metal for the war effort to a Mobile scrap yard.
Source: The University of South Alabama Archives (MN-528 E)
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At Camp Croft South Carolina, infantrymen train for a future seaborne invasion, clambering down the side of a 32' high faux landing craft. 1943
Source: National Archives (111-SC-164179)
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Swedish-American selectee from Minnesota being inducted into the U.S. Army. April 1942.
Source: Library of Congress (LC-USW3-001085-D)
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A female welder at Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co. in Mobile, AL.
Source: The University of South Alabama Archives (C-24, 075 ADDSCO)
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