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INDUSTRY: OIL PIPELINE. Oil pipeline being laid - the largest at the time - between Texas

INDUSTRY: OIL PIPELINE. Oil pipeline being laid - the largest at the time - between Texas


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INDUSTRY: OIL PIPELINE. Oil pipeline being laid - the largest at the time - between Texas

INDUSTRY: OIL PIPELINE.
Oil pipeline being laid - the largest at the time - between Texas and the Atlantic coast, in order to supply fuel to Allied units during World War II. The pipeline is 24 inches in diameter and coated in asphalt paint. Photograph, c1944

Granger holds millions of images spanning more than 25,000 years of world history, from before the Stone Age to the dawn of the Space Age

Media ID 13637940

1944 Bucket Bury Cable Construction Crane Crew Denim Fuel Homefront Industry Overalls Pail Paint Petroleum Pipe Pulley Supply Working Working Class World War Ii Asphalt Pipeline


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This photograph captures a pivotal moment in history - the construction of the largest oil pipeline at that time, stretching from Texas to the Atlantic coast. Taken during World War II, this image showcases the tireless efforts of American workers as they lay down this vital lifeline to supply fuel to Allied units. The sheer scale of this operation is awe-inspiring. The 24-inch diameter pipeline dominates the frame, snaking its way across rugged terrain. Coated in asphalt paint, it stands as a testament to human ingenuity and determination amidst adversity. A crew of hardworking men can be seen in denim overalls, their faces marked with sweat and determination. They are like modern-day heroes, working tirelessly day and night to ensure that our brave soldiers have access to much-needed fuel on the frontlines. Every element within this photograph tells a story - from the towering crane lifting heavy buckets filled with asphalt paint to burying cables deep into the ground. It is a symphony of industry and teamwork; each worker playing their part in building this crucial infrastructure for our nation's defense. As we gaze upon this powerful image captured by The Granger Collection in 1944, we are reminded of not only the sacrifices made during World War II but also how industries such as oil played an integral role on America's homefront.

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