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• Chippers in a Shipyard [Shipbuilding. Three Women Working], 1942

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  • Date taken: 1942
  • Date uploaded: 2009-06-25
  • Tags: usnationalarchives, womensbureau, worldwarii, women, work, workers, working, shipyard, chippers, shipbuilding, goggles, h928y, 81128, 954326, nara:arcid=522892, bw
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• Launching the Quistconck, first completed at Hog Island shipyards.

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  • Date taken: 1918
  • Date uploaded: 2011-03-07
  • Tags: nara:arcid=533742, nationalarchives, philadelphia, hogisland, ship, shipyard, shiplaunching, freighter, cargoship, ssquistconck, quistconck, lykesbrotherssteamshipcompany, lykeslines, ssempirefalcon, empirefalcon, ministryofwartransport, mowt, ssbarnby, barnby, rowlandmarwoodssteamshipco, rowlandmarwoods, rowlandandmarwoods, ssmariandrea, mariandrea, societadenavigazionemaliverassa, americaninternationalshipbuildingcorporation, hogislander, hogislandclass
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• "Chippers." Women War Workers of Marinship Corp, 1942

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  • Date taken: 1942
  • Date uploaded: 2009-06-25
  • Tags: usnationalarchives, worldwarii, womensbureau, women, 1942, workers, wartime, marinship, three, goggles, gloves, boots, shipyard, nara:arcid=522889, bw
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