About Port Chicago Naval Magazine National Memorial
The Port Chicago Naval Magazine National Memorial, located in Concord, California, honors the 320 sailors and civilians killed in the deadliest home-front disaster of World War II on July 17, 1944. Established in 1992 and managed by the National Park Service, the one-acre site commemorates the victims and the subsequent fight against racial segregation in the military.
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Very moving place to visit for the Port Chicago 50 represented by Justice Thurgood Marshall. You can find a publicly accessible new beautiful monument to these soldiers on the top of Yerba Bueno Island in the middle of the Bay Bridge.