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Sailors in a ships kitchen working to prepare a meal
Description: Painting, Watercolor on Paper; By Mitchell Jamieson; 1942; Framed Dimensions 25H X 30W
Accession #: 88-193-AF
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Preparing "chow" is a never-ending job, especially with a couple of thousand troops aboard and one whose importance every Commanding Officer well knows. Along with mail, "chow" is a chief topic of discussion and it would be a rare and wonderful ship that had no griping or complaining on these subjects. One of the two rates for African American in World War II was a Messman.

 
 
Topic
  • People--African Americans
Document Type
  • Art
Wars & Conflicts
  • World War II 1939-1945
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  • NHHC