Military Collaboration in Vintage 1942 Jeep Inspection

In August 1942, George Woolslayer inspects an army jeep with Sergeant French L. Vineyard and Aviation-radio Chief John Marshall Evans at a military post. This visit illustrates the cooperation between servicemen and steelworkers from Allegheny-Ludlum Steel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Their collaboration aimed to improve military operations during World War II.

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