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| Description | Lot-9436-1: Long Link in the Chain of Ships. A long-line of freighters and U.S. Navy warship convoy over the closely-guarded sea lanes connection U.S. with United Nations ports on the other side of the Atlantic. By maintaining a continual flow of vital war materials from U.S. factories to fighting forces all over the world, the allied democracies are building the world’s mightiest military machine to overwhelm the Axis. Office of War Information Photograph, March 12-15, 1942. (2016/01/08). |
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| Author | National Museum of the U.S. Navy |
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