Vintage Daytona Beach Foundry Parts for Air Raid Siren 1942

In April 1942, an improvised foundry operates in Daytona Beach, Florida. J.L. Clayton, a city fireman, creates parts for a new air raid siren. This foundry began as a hobby and later adapted to support World War II efforts by manufacturing essential components for aircraft. The location reflects the communitys commitment to the war.

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