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Women from all fields have joined the production army, Corpus Christi, Texas. Miss Grace Weaver, a civil service worker at the Naval Air Base, and a school teacher before the war, is doing her part for victory along with her brother who is a flying instru

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  • technogeo said:
    Looks like Miss Grace the former school teacherwas bumped for the more photogenic (and married) Mrs. Irma Lee McElroy. Homefront show biz. Bummer.
  • Amanda Whaley said:
    Nice
  • || Ron || said:
    Cool!
  • cantspascua2000 said:
    Its great to see a historical photo of a woman who gave her sweat n tears to help those who fought in The Second World War. Plus it makes me proud to know a person from Corpus Christi is featured in The Library of Congress. I miss that city and the Naval air station I use to stay at when visiting relatives.
  • 4e0a11789cdebc2b49f08a21323fecac said:
    nice one.

In the flat cattle country in the south western tip of Puerto Rico (LOC)

  • Jose Venegas said:
    Going by the description this is likely the Lajas valley, "el valle de Lajas".

A military city in the heart of Ireland

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  • Swordscookie said:
    A super view of a pristine camp with a lot of history. Just yesterday on the Sunday Miscellany radio programme a contributor told the story of the Irish ship the Kerlogue during World War 2. The ship was sailing up the bay of Biscay from Portugal with a cargo of oranges when a German plane signalled SOS and that they should follow it. The captain turned and did so and came of the aftermath of a battle where three German ships had been sunk and dead a drowning sailors littered the sea. He picked up more that 150 survivors and brought them back to Cobh from where they were interned in the Curragh for the remainder of the war. The prisoners were very pleased with their conditions and many of them returned after the war to show their appreciation! A place with a very varied story!
  • Suck Diesel said:

    British times
    Edit: I can’t imagine Eason being given access to photograph a military camp during wartime, so think pre Great War
  • CASSIDY PHOTOGRAPHY said:
    This is such a great photograph, with lots of interesting detail. The photograph is (was) outstanding.
  • Foxglove said:
    12/20 and only 5 people visible - where would everyone be !.?
  • beachcomber australia said:
    12:18 Lunchtime!