Military personnel checking the damage at the port after the 1947 Texas City Disaster
John P. Blazetic
Abstract
John P. Blazetic
Abstract
Eight men, all but one in uniform, stand near the Seatrain loading crane, looking at the damage to the port area. Military personnel appear to be from both the U.S. Army and perhaps the U.S. Coast Guard. Some bent pipeline and other debris are visible. Across the channel, several multi-story buildings can be seen through the smoke. Debris lines the opposite shore. On the reverse side of the photograph is written: From John P. Blazetic with 32nd Medical Battalion.
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Eight men, all but one in uniform, stand near the Seatrain loading crane, looking at the damage to the port area. Military personnel appear to be from both the U.S. Army and perhaps the U.S. Coast Guard. Some bent pipeline and other debris are visible. Across the channel, several multi-story buildings can be seen through the smoke. Debris lines the opposite shore. On the reverse side of the photograph is written: From John P. Blazetic with 32nd Medical Battalion.
Key concepts: Coast guard, Port (circuit theory), Shore, Debris, Forensic engineering, Guard (computer science), Engineering, Aeronautics