1942 Highland Park Auto Plant Conversion for Gun Barrel Production

In 1942, an automobile plant in Highland Park, Detroit, Michigan, was repurposed to manufacture 40 mm anti-aircraft gun barrels. The image illustrates five cutting machines operating at once, showcasing improved efficiency for wartime production. Chrysler Corporation workers adapted automotive techniques for military needs, reflecting industrial innovation during World War II.

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