Butte Montana Scrap and Salvage Depot August 1942

A scrap and salvage depot stands in Butte, Montana, during August 1942. The image represents the significant role of salvage operations in the U.S. during World War II. Scrap metal and other materials were essential for war production. Junkyards like this were critical to resource recovery, supporting the war effort and promoting recycling initiatives.

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