"Little Shipyard on the Prairie" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	03 Mar 2022 10:48 p.m. PST
The Savage Shipyards and Port Cargill in Minnesota during WWII. …Among the vessels needed were tanker ships called auxiliary oilers and gasoline haulers (AOGs). The Navy, still worried about Japanese attacks on the West Coast, found that inland shipyards were desirable. And Minneapolis-based Cargill company was ready to help meet the desire… Scott County History: link
Dye4minis	07 Mar 2022 8:14 p.m. PST
A really interesting story. Thanks for sharing.

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