1942 Worker Dipping Airplane Wing at Briggs Manufacturing

A worker at the Briggs Manufacturing Company in Detroit, Michigan, dips an airplane wing section in a bath prior to painting in 1942. This process was essential in the factorys transition from automobile production to manufacturing components for military aircraft during World War II. The conversion aided the war effort and showcased industrial adaptability.

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