Canals

This is a view of the East side of the Corinth canal in Greece. The photograph captured the reopening of the working canal in Greece. Repairing the canal was funded by the American Mission for Aid to Greece.

Ailanos (left, holding hat) and Constantine Tsaldaris (right, in white hat, facing away from camera) cut the ribbon held by Dwight Griswold (center), Chief of the American Mission for Aid to Greece, to reopen the Corinth Canal in Greece connecting the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea. Harold Holtz, a member of Griswold's staff, stands in the lower left hand corner of the photograph with other unidentified men.

Ships and construction equipment sit in the middle of the Corinth Canal. Original caption: Corinth Canal, almost re-opened.

Photo of the U.S.S. Missouri in the Panama Canal. The World War II Treaty was signed on the ship.

The USS Enterprise enters the Miraflores Lock in the Panama Canal while on her way to the East Coast to participate in Navy Day Ceremonies. From the scrapbooks of Matt Connelly, Vol. 1.

Donald M Nelson, (right) Chairman, U.S. War Production Board, and an unidentified man view the scenery while on a boat ride through the Moscow-Volga Canal. Mr. Nelson is in Russia to inspect the U.S. Army Supply line to Russia.

Canal and bridge in Nagasaki, Japan.

Canal and bridge in Nagasaki, Japan.

Guards in the canal at Anh Binh in Vietnam.

Modern bridge in the distance over the Ba The' canal in Vietnam.