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21-FEB-2005 dorys

32nd Street Naval Station *

San Diego, CA

What would San Diego be without it's Military bases? Taken from www.globalsecurity.org "San Diego's history, social, and economic makeup are inextricably tied to the military's presence in the region. Adding the jobs supported by defense spending to the direct military and related civilian jobs existing in the San Diego region, about one-fourth of total employment locally is due to the military. The multiplier effect of the military base operations, defense contracts, payrolls, and other induced spending indicate defense expenditures account for up to one-fourth of the regions' total economic output. The military is clearly an integral part of San Diego's way of life and economic prosperity."

This is probably the closest I was going to get to photographing the entrance to the 32nd Street Naval Station. Another of my drive by shootings. I'm actually surprised this came out since my husband hit a railroad track just as I snapped the shutter.


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wastedclown19-May-2011 21:36
I am a student filmmaker in Northern California and I am interested in using this film for a documentary I am making. How do I get in touch with the submitter?
ctfchallenge23-Feb-2005 20:05
Dory's thanks so much for posting this. It's the closest I could get to seeing something of that famous Naval station. Is it also a port aswell? The San Diego schedule is busyhttp://www.ne.jp/asahi/gonavy/atsugi/gonavy604.html look at all those CV visits! way cool.

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Rod 22-Feb-2005 09:41
That must be some navel base with a four lane road in & out, & very informative comments to make the shot very interesting. Well done girl:-)