Manufacturing of aircraft in United States World War I. Women have proven skillful in fashioning small metal parts and are doing much of that work in war production aircraft factories. Women at work benches as they fashion metal parts. Metal parts on a table.
Aircraft manufacture in United States during World War I. Two men apply glue to wing beams and join them together. A man works on a rooting machine to hollow out wing beams.
Aircraft manufacture in United States during World War I. Men and women assemble aircraft wings at an aircraft manufacturing plant. Women at work bench as they assemble the wings. Large wing frames at the plant as men work on them.
Aircraft manufacture in United States during World War I. Wings of plane covered with Irish linen by women at aircraft manufacturing plant. Women stitch the ribs of a plane. Men apply tape over the stitching. Men apply hardening chemical to let the linen shrink.
Aircraft manufacture in United States during World War I. Women use transfer ink to apply United States Air Force insignia on the wings of an aircraft. A woman places a paper, applies ink on it and then removes it. Paper placed on the remaining portion to complete the insignia.
Aircraft manufacture in United States during World War I. Men work on a metal part of an air plane at an aircraft manufacturing plant. Men assemble a biplane at the plant. They assemble the wings and remove them.
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