1942 Worker Assembling Airplane Wing at Briggs Manufacturing

In February 1942, workers at Briggs Manufacturing Company in Detroit, Michigan, adapted to wartime needs by assembling airplane wing sections. This shift from automobile production illustrates the broader industrial transition during World War II, as factories retooled to support the military effort.

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