Lie Down in Darkness The submarine had been discovered by two San Diego State students who were financing their educations by salvaging objects. They had located S-37 about 300 yards off the coast and in …
September 20, 2021
Pacific Highway with canopy. The city ordered air-raid drills and frequent blackouts and camouflaged the aircraft industries with netting and dummy trees on the rooftops and roads.
Posted August 27, 1998
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World War II — San Diego eyewitnesses
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San Diego's women during World War II
“WOMEN DURING WAR: RESPONSES TO SITUATIONS IN SAN DIEGO, 1941-1945” — KIMBERLY A. HALL, MASTER’S THESIS, SDSU, 1993 When historians write about war, says Kimberly Hall, they usually write about battles, politicians, diplomats, “even military …
August 27, 1998