Thousands of women worked in factories throughout the United States helping to build planes and other war machines for World War II. These skilled technicians assembled motors for bombing planes. September 19, 1950. (Photo by United States Information Service).

Thousands of women worked in factories throughout the United States helping to build planes and other war machines for World War II. These skilled technicians assembled motors for bombing planes. September 19, 1950. (Photo by United States Information Service).
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