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Don't Call Me Rosie: The Women Who Welded the Lsts and the Men Who Sailed on Them

Don't Call Me Rosie: The Women Who Welded the Lsts and the Men Who Sailed on Them

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Author: Kathleen Thomas
Publisher: Thomas/Wright
Category: Book

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
Sales Rank: 176248

Media: Paperback
Edition: 1st
Pages: 168
Number Of Items: 1

ISBN: 0975485407
EAN: 9780975485408
ASIN: 0975485407

Publication Date: January 2004
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Product Description
In 1941, Winston Churchill realized that if the Allies were to win the war, a new type of ship needed to be designed and constructed. A ship that could land directly on the beaches of Africa and Europe and discharge troops and equipment. This ship became the Landing Ship, Tank or LST. But the United States was already at war and there was a shortage of men in the shipyards. It was the women that went to the shipyards and built the LSTs. These women were not riveters - they were welders. These are the stories, remembered 60 years later, of the women welders who built the LSTs and the men who sailed on them.


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5 out of 5 stars "Don't Call Me Rosie" is a very inspiring book!   June 28, 2007
G.N. (Portland, OR USA)
"Don't Call Me Rosie" is very inspiring! These women and men are terrific role models and proud Americans. I gained a greater appreciation of my father's war experience after reading this book. Everyday people who made a difference!



4 out of 5 stars A different view on a World at War   June 9, 2007
D.J. (West Virginia)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

This was truly a different view on life in a world at war. Women and men building ships to defend our country and the type of people that applied to do the job. Truly an interesting and enlightened viewpoint to a time period I did not know. My father served on one of those ships that were built and I would like to thank the women who carefully built the ships and the way they suffered through cold and nasty weather and long days to make sure they were top notch. Thank you.



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