Pearl Harbor salvage epic rewrites battle fleet value
At Pearl Harbor salvage yards under Admiral Claude Gillette the fleet was rebuilt with rapid dry docks and new patches as 1,800 civilian workers and Navy crews toiled around the clock. Drydocks were expanded, oil cleanup used juicy boats, and ships were returned to sea within days, many twice as capable as before.
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Paul W. Cochrane
Groton, Conn
Japan
U. S
West Coast
Bear
Claude Gillette
Groton
Pearl Harbor
Gillette
Pearl Fbor
San Pe
Calif
Continental Navy Yards
Congress
New Orleans
California
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Ford Island
Maryland
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Navy
Cassin
Downes
Ward
Pacific Bridge Coungy
Dewriter
Electric Boat Company
Annapolis
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Brest
France
Tar Heel Vets Return From European War
About 500 Carolina veterans of the European war are due to land tomorrow aboard four transports as the first American army combat division to return intact. They will proceed to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for processing then head to 20 reception stations nationwide. Most are from North Carolina with over 14 from the 86th division returning, the unit that saw action with the third army in northern Germany. The piece notes 1944 tractor production valued at 657 million dollars versus 257 million in 1942 and 342 million in 1941.
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New York
Carolina
Japan
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Northarolina
Fort Bragg
N. C
86Th
Black Hawk
United States
Third Army
Nouthern Germany
Regensburg
Danube
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