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#12 A chipper removes excess metal from a welded seam aboard the Liberty ship Frederick Douglass

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#12 A chipper removes excess metal from a welded seam aboard the Liberty ship Frederick Douglass

Inside The Baltimore Shipyard That Produced 384 WWII Vessels At Rapid Speed, 1941-1945

#12 A chipper removes excess metal from a welded seam aboard the Liberty ship Frederick Douglass

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