Hawaiian men and women war produciton workers on aircraft B-24 Liberator's engine at Hawaiian Air Depot in Hawaii. Two Hawaiian women work an aircraft's engine part and clean it. Hawaiian men work on machine. (World War 2 period.)
Hawaiian war production workers, both men and women, work on aircraft B-24 Liberator's engine at Hawaiian Air Depot in Hawaii during World War 2. Two civilians work on aircraft engine. Hawaiian woman looks at sealed engine wrapped with cellophane sheet.
Aircraft B-24 Liberator and P-47 Thunderbolt undergo maintenance at Hawaiian Air Depot in Hawaii during World War 2. War Production and maintenance workers work on aircraft's engine. Man walks in front of Aircraft B-24 Liberator, inside aircraft hangar
Aircraft B-24 Liberator undergoes maintenance at Hawaiian Air Depot in Hawaii during World War 2. Workers work inside aircraft hangar. View of tail and propellers of B-24 Liberator aircraft. A number of B-24 Liberator aircrafts parked in line.
Hawaiian workers make cab mold on squeezer machine at Hawaiian Air Depot in Hawaii during World War 2. War production worker removes sand from mold lid, presses the mold lid and then lifts it. View of the casting pattern on mold. Workmen pour aluminum into mold from handle ladle. View of Iron tong holding aluminum pattern.
French officer speaks to several U.S. Army 3rd Division, 30th Infantry Regiment soldiers in area of Aix-en-Provence France during World War 2. They have captured two German soldiers. Close-up views of the faces of the captured German prisoners of war, taken by the 163rd Signal Photo Company. The group walks on a dirt road and passes through an area of trees and a field.
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