1941 Worker Inspects Wheel Castings for Army Vehicles

In December 1941, a worker at the White Motor Company in Cleveland, Ohio, inspects wheel castings destined for the Armys half-track scout cars. This factory played a vital role in the war effort, producing essential military vehicles. The half-track, designed for off-road capability, was crucial for troop mobility during World War II.

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