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Beach Battery in action, 1870s.
Photo: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA
Pages in category "Military"
The following 110 pages are in this category, out of 110 total.
A
- A Day's Work: Hunters Point Shipyard Workers, 1940-1945
- A Defense of General Funston
- After Internment: Oakland 1945
- Anti-Persian Gulf War Movement Covered by Paper Tiger TV-West
- Anti-Vietnam war
- APOCAPOLITICS IN PRACTICE: THE END OF THE WORLD'S FAIR
- Armory
- Attack on a Military Police Installation, July 1970
B
C
- Candlestick Cove
- Charles E Moore 1894- 1953 "Iron Man of HENDY"
- Chinese Americans in San Francisco during World War II
- Columbus Day Which Will Live in History: October 12, 1942
- Connecting “Blue Tickets” to San Francisco LGBTQ+ Community
- Conversion: The Limits of the Soft Sell
- Cooperation Among Electronics Firms and Conclusions
- Crissy Field in Presidio Military Base
D
- Dalmo-Victor and Ampex
- Decommissioned: A Mighty Shipyard 1941-1947
- Decommissioned: After the War 1946-1969
- Decommissioned: Hunters Point and the Atomic Turning Point
- Decommissioned: Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory 1946-1969
- Decommissioned: Navy Takes Notice 1908
- Decommissioned: The Giant Crane 1947
- Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap at Hunters Point