National Archives at Atlanta

BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "WORLD WAR II"

157 Items

A. Philip Randolph Visit May 10, 1945 View	This letter announces that A. Philip Randolph, director of the March on Washington Movement, will speak in Macon, Georgia... Tags: African Americans \| Georgia \| 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
Segregation in textile Mills 1942 View	This is a transcript of a South Carolina law mandating segregation in textile mills... Tags: African Americans \| Labor \| South Carolina \| World War II
Sailors and waves ca. 1944 View	The Atlanta Naval Air Station trained pilots during World War II, and it was also the home of a detachment of Women Accepted Tags: Georgia \| Sailors \| Women \| World War II
German Sub Attack ca. April 1942 View	Captain Thomas H. Newman (aka "Captain Tom"), who was investigated by Naval Intelligence, led profitable recovery operations... Tags: Florida \| Investigations \| Ships \| Submarine Combat \| World War II
Report of Sub Attack May 25, 1942 View	A German submarine sunk the SS Lammot Duponton the afternoon of April 23, 1942 500 miles southeast of Bermuda... Tags: Florida \| Foreign Countries \| Submarine Combat \| World War II
Beached Paravane ca. April 1942 View	After initial reports declared the recovery of an enemy torpedo, the Navy realized that the object was just a paravane... Tags: Florida \| Submarine Combat \| World War II
Report of SuNKEN SHIP June 12, 1942 View	After a German submarine sunk a ship, the District Intelligence Office authored a report detailing the incident. This is the report... Tags: Florida \| Intelligence Service \| Ships \| Submarine Combat \| World War II
Recovery Operations ca. May 1942 View	The SS Republic was torpedoed off of Hobe Sound, Florida in March 1942. Captain Thomas H. Newman, who would later... Tags: Florida \| Investigations \| Ships \| World War II
House Raid June 1, 1942 View	In the early morning of May 17, 1942, law enforcement and Navy officials raided the apartment of Harold C. Clark, owner of the beachfront hotel... Tags: Florida \| Intelligence Service \| World War II