Add to ORKGA booklet with information about ships built at Bath Iron Works and launched between December 7, 1941 and August 14, 1945. Includes a list of Bath Iron Works officials and foremen of departments. Illustrated. Cover title: Bath Fighting Ships Built for World War II
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While 93,000 Mainers served in World War II, and more than 1,200 died during the conflict, Mainers o...
A volume prepared to provide a page of biographical information and a photograph of each University ...
The PDF of this yearbook is searchable. To find a picture of a specific person, open the PDF, press ...
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General view of shipyard workers after completing their shifts at Bath Iron Works. Article caption: ...
Coverage from the Todd-Bath Shipyard in South Portland, Maine, of eight ships being launched as a pa...
A historical piece about the transformation of Bath Iron Works\u27 mission producing navy ships to i...
A historical piece about the transformation of Bath Iron Works\u27 mission producing navy ships to i...
Preface This book or album is an attempt to provide a pictorial history of the activities of the 82...
A publication providing brief summaries of Bath, Maine, municipal services, businesses, and business...
Historical article on private- and public-sector shipbuilding in South Portland during World War II....
Dated 1939, this photograph shows a boat named The Craftsman under construction at the American Ship...
Mauro Frédéric. Lane (Frederic C.) - Ships for Victory. A history of ship-building under the U.S. Ma...
Mauro Frédéric. Lane (Frederic C.) - Ships for Victory. A history of ship-building under the U.S. Ma...
A volume prepared to provide a page of biographical information and a photograph of each University ...
While 93,000 Mainers served in World War II, and more than 1,200 died during the conflict, Mainers o...
A volume prepared to provide a page of biographical information and a photograph of each University ...
The PDF of this yearbook is searchable. To find a picture of a specific person, open the PDF, press ...
The PDF of this yearbook is searchable. To find a picture of a specific person, open the PDF, press ...
General view of shipyard workers after completing their shifts at Bath Iron Works. Article caption: ...
Coverage from the Todd-Bath Shipyard in South Portland, Maine, of eight ships being launched as a pa...
A historical piece about the transformation of Bath Iron Works\u27 mission producing navy ships to i...
A historical piece about the transformation of Bath Iron Works\u27 mission producing navy ships to i...
Preface This book or album is an attempt to provide a pictorial history of the activities of the 82...
A publication providing brief summaries of Bath, Maine, municipal services, businesses, and business...
Historical article on private- and public-sector shipbuilding in South Portland during World War II....
Dated 1939, this photograph shows a boat named The Craftsman under construction at the American Ship...
Mauro Frédéric. Lane (Frederic C.) - Ships for Victory. A history of ship-building under the U.S. Ma...
Mauro Frédéric. Lane (Frederic C.) - Ships for Victory. A history of ship-building under the U.S. Ma...
A volume prepared to provide a page of biographical information and a photograph of each University ...
While 93,000 Mainers served in World War II, and more than 1,200 died during the conflict, Mainers o...
A volume prepared to provide a page of biographical information and a photograph of each University ...