1942 Inglewood Assembly Line for B-25 Bomber Engines

Inglewood, California, October 1942. Workers at North American Aviation, Inc. assemble B-25 bomber engines during World War II. This facility plays a crucial role in aircraft manufacturing, contributing to the Allied war effort. The B-25 is a twin-engine medium bomber known for its versatility and effectiveness in combat.

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