#38 Following attendance at pontifical mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York on Feb. 28, 1943, one hundred sailors from the French battleship Richelieu were guests at the Cathedral Canteen, 17 East 51st Street.

#38 Following attendance at pontifical mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York on Feb. 28, 1943, one hundred sailors from the French battleship Richelieu were guests at the Cathedral Canteen, 17 East 51st Street.

Mobile Canteens of World War II: How Hot Tea and Hope Fueled Soldiers on the Front Lines and Civilians

#38 Following attendance at pontifical mass in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York on Feb. 28, 1943, one hundred sailors from the French battleship Richelieu were guests at the Cathedral Canteen, 17 East 51st Street.

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