#28 feb

The mighty Brooklyn Navy Yard on February 28, 1959, seven years before its closure.

At this time, the Yard was working on five of the Navy's largest ships, all aircraft carriers. Three are visible in this picture: the Leyte (being decommissioned), the Independence (work unknown), and the Valley Forge (repairs after storm damage). Not shown are the Lake Champlain (routine repairs) and the Constellation (early stages of construction).

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good luck with everything you want to achieve. And for the people who keep saying "this won't work" well not with this baditude, that's a bad attitude (quoting Terry from B99).

P.S : Not from the U.S, just a voice in my head telling me i should make something like this.

Realism was added to a disaster rehearsal at the Brewster Aeronautical Corp. in Long Island City, when the "injured" were given first aid, February 28, 1943. Leah Oginsky, one of the supposed victims, after being treated for injuries and shock, is taken to a Red Cross desk hurriedly set up after the "all clear" signal had been given.