Home Front Communities - Research Article from American Homefront in WWII

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 29 pages of information about Home Front Communities.

Home Front Communities - Research Article from American Homefront in WWII

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 29 pages of information about Home Front Communities.
This section contains 3,626 words
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Excerpt from "San Francisco: Gibraltar of the West Coast"

Written by La Verne Bradley.

Published in National Geographic Magazine, March 1943.

"The impact of San Francisco at war comes like the kick of a big gun to anyone who hasn't seen it since Pearl Harbor."

In "San Francisco: Gibraltar of the West Coast," wartime San Francisco, California, comes alive as the author describes the sights, sounds, and bustle of a war industry center and military hub. Navy sailors and pilots and army soldiers by the thousands crowded the city. San Francisco was a premier staging area for the war in the Pacific. Thousands of military ships loaded with men and supplies moved in an almost continuous line under the Golden Gate...

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