Women Soldering Conduit for B-25 Bombers July 1942

In July 1942, women worked at the Fairfax bomber plant in Kansas City, Kansas, soldering end fittings for B-25 bombers. Their contributions were vital during World War II, as they filled roles in manufacturing traditionally held by men. This shift marked a significant change in the workforce.

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