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U. S. Navy ship used for laying steel anti-torpedo nets, which were placed at the mouths of harbors or around ships at anchor. Photographed March 1944

U. S. Navy ship used for laying steel anti-torpedo nets, which were placed at the mouths of harbors or around ships at anchor. Photographed March 1944


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U. S. Navy ship used for laying steel anti-torpedo nets, which were placed at the mouths of harbors or around ships at anchor. Photographed March 1944

WORLD WAR II: TORPEDO NET.
U.S. Navy ship used for laying steel anti-torpedo nets, which were placed at the mouths of harbors or around ships at anchor. Photographed March 1944

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1944 Allied Defense Harbor March Norfolk Rocket Ship Steel Torpedo World War Ii Southeast


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This photograph captures a pivotal moment in World War II history. Taken in March 1944, the image showcases a U. S. Navy ship dedicated to laying steel anti-torpedo nets, an essential defense measure used by the Allied forces during this tumultuous time. The ship is seen stationed at Norfolk, a bustling maritime hub on the southeastern coast of America. Its exterior proudly displays the American flag, symbolizing unwavering patriotism and determination in protecting their shores from enemy attacks. Intriguingly, this vessel's mission was to strategically place these robust nets at the mouths of harbors or around ships anchored at sea. These anti-torpedo nets acted as formidable barriers against potential threats lurking beneath the waves. As we delve into this historical snapshot, we are transported back to an era where every measure was taken to ensure national security and safeguard precious lives. The mid-1940s marked a period when technological advancements were harnessed for defensive purposes - even rockets were employed alongside traditional methods like these steel nets. Granger Art on Demand presents us with yet another remarkable glimpse into our past through this evocative photograph. It serves as a poignant reminder of the bravery and ingenuity displayed by those who fought tirelessly during World War II to protect our freedoms and secure peace for future generations.

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