National Archives at Atlanta

BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "ALABAMA"

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Dry dock Integration May 22, 1943 View	This letter announces the integration of the Alabama Dry Dock and Ship Building Plant in Mobile, Alabama. The company made... Tags: African Americans \| Alabama \| World War II
Race Riots May 27, 1943 View	This press release describes a walk-out by white workers because of a surprise integration of black welders at the Alabama Dry Dock... Tags: African Americans \| Alabama \| World War II
Segregated Train Depot May 6, 1943 View	This letter is a request from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to expand Montgomery Depot because of the increased presence Tags: African Americans \| Alabama \| Railroads \| World War II
Alabama Ordnance January 27, 1942 View	No project represents the focused and determined effort that government and private contractors dedicated to war-related infrastructure... Tags: Alabama \| Ordnance Facilities \| World War II
AL, Tn, & N. Railroad May 9, 1944 View	This letter requests the delivery of two diesel locomotives, while stating problems with the continued use of steam locomotives... Tags: Alabama \| Railroads \| World War II
Steam LocoMotives October 3, 1943 View	This letter addresses the complaints of the Gulf, Mobile, and Ohio Railroad upon hearing that their request for new diesel locomotives... Tags: Alabama \| Railroads \| World War II
Steam Engine "Pershing" 1944-1945 View	The military-owned steam engine "Pershing" received some much-needed maintenance at Ft. Benning, Georgia after the war... Tags: Alabama \| Georgia \| Railroads \| World War II
44-Ton Diesel Locomotive 1944-1945 View	This photograph depicts a small 44-ton diesel switch engine owned by the U.S. Army. These 44-ton diesels had a central cab... Tags: Alabama \| Railroads \| World War II
Alabama coal Strike October 20, 1943 View	This memo describes 19,000 coal miners striking in Northern Alabama, October 20, 1943... Tags: Alabama \| Labor \| World War II
Women Recruited March 6, 1943 View	The War Manpower Commission undertook a campaign to recruit women in the Mobile, Alabama area to work in war industry... Tags: Alabama \| Women \| World War II