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Ship launching in Portland, Maine. Bearing the huge Allied "V" for victory, Ocean Gallant, a cargo carrier built for Britain under lend-lease, is towed out to sea after a mass launching at a New England shipyard. The ship was christened by Mrs. Peter V.O. Evans, wife of the director of the British M
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Credit lineShip launching in Portland, Maine. Bearing the huge Allied "V" for victory, Ocean Gallant, a cargo carrier built for Britain under lend-lease, is towed out to sea after a mass launching at a New Engla. 1942-01-01. Freeman, Albert, United States. Office Of War Information. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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