Processing of war materiel from scrap in the United States. Tin cans saved in scrap metal being loaded onto trains. The train carries the collected metal to processing plants. Exterior view of the largest aluminum plant in the world during World War II. U.S. Navy sailors host a flag outside the plant. People watch the flag hoisting ceremony. Interior of the aluminum plant. Aluminum is created and rolled out into thin sheets for use in war equipment manufacture.
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