Tungsten Chief Mine Workers Kern County California 1942
The Tungsten Chief Mine in Kern County, California, operates in May 1942. Workers pan partly concentrated tungsten ore, showcasing the mining techniques used during World War II. Tungsten was vital for producing military equipment, making this site significant for the war effort. The image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection.
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Tungsten Chief Mine Workers Kern County California 1942
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