1942 Welding Process of Shatterproof Oxygen Cylinders

The manufacturing process of shatterproof oxygen cylinders for high-altitude flight occurs in Akron, Ohio. In February 1942, an operator completes a welding operation using an atomic welding machine. Quality assurance measures, including physical tests and radiographic inspections, ensure the strength and safety of these critical aviation components.

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