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A2004-002.2226 : Riggers signal while whirley boom is lowered to hook on to another section of ship at Oregon Ship |
AP/7514 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2227 : The sea of cars in the parking lot at Oregon Ship |
AP/7515 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2228 : Welders doing overhead work on the hull of a ship at Oregon Ship |
AP/7516 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2229 : Work at night at Oregon Ship |
AP/7517 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2230 : Tanker being christened at Swan Island amid the cheers of workers, their families and friends. |
AP/7518 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2231 : Snow covering Swan Island shipyards |
AP/7519 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2232 : Oregon Ship laying the keel for the first Victory ship, the SS United Victory |
AP/7520 |
11/18/1943 |
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A2004-002.2233 : Vancouver shipyard launching a Landing Ship, Tank |
AP/7521 |
12/31/1942 |
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A2004-002.2234 : President Roosevelt and Henry Kaiser watch the launching of Oregon Ship's famous Joseph N Teal |
AP/7522 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2235 : Swan Island launching of SS Pendleton with Willie Wo-Cat-Se, Pendleton Round-Up chief, and Melissa Parr, descendant of Chief Joseph |
AP/7523 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2236 : Forepeak being set as a single prefabricated unit at Oregon Ship |
AP/7524 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2237 : Oregon Ship shipyards at night |
AP/7525 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2238 : Stacks of fabricated material pile up in front of the ways at Vancouver during the "18 or More" carrier drive |
AP/7526 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2239 : Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation's administration building |
AP/7527 |
12/31/1945 |
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A2004-002.2240 : Workers cross the ramp from Swan Island to the maiinland at end of workday |
AP/7528 |
12/31/1945 |
