Blast Hole Drillers at Eagle-Picher Zinc Mine Oklahoma 1943

Blast hole drillers work at a zinc mine operated by the Eagle-Picher Company near Cardin, Oklahoma, in 1943. During World War II, this mine played a crucial role in extracting zinc and lead, essential for military supplies and equipment. The Eagle-Picher Company was a major contributor to the war effort in the United States.

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