1942 Manufacturing Shatterproof Aviation Oxygen Cylinders

In February 1942, technicians in Akron, Ohio, manufacture shatterproof aviation oxygen cylinders. They conduct physical tests on straps to verify weld strength and perform radiographic inspections after atomic welding. An operator uses dark safety glass to oversee the welding process. This image reflects industrial advancements crucial for World War II aviation.

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