1/2: Ohio Beckons the Submarine Fleet. Captain Jerry Hendrix, USN (ret) @JerryHendrixII @SagamoreInst Capt Edward L. Bartlett, Jr., @BartlettMaritim , USMM; founder, chairman and CEO, Bartlett Maritime

Photo:  Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. View from above of a number of submarines under construction in a type of lock, cables and planks extending out to them, workmen all around, scaffolding and materials also visible. In harbor beyond are other warships.
             Caption label from exhibit "World War I ...": Joseph Pennell's Machinery of War. Joseph Pennell's wartime drawings and prints continued his lifelong fascination with industrial subjects a theme he called the "Wonder of Work." Pennell was granted special access to such sensitive sites as shipyards and munitions factories and the backs of his drawings often bear censor clearance stamps. As a Quaker who was opposed to war, Pennell's ambivalence comes through in his comment: " ... it is the working of the great machinery in the great mills which I find so inspiring so impressive. ... And if only the engines turned out were engines of peace how much better would the world be."

1/2: Ohio Beckons the Submarine Fleet.  Captain Jerry Hendrix, USN (ret) @JerryHendrixII @SagamoreInst    Capt Edward L. Bartlett, Jr., @BartlettMaritim , USMM;  founder, chairman and CEO, Bartlett Maritime  

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