Worker at White Motor Company December 1941

In December 1941, a worker at the White Motor Company in Cleveland, Ohio, prepares bogy assemblies for the Armys new half-track scout cars. This image illustrates the manufacturing processes vital for World War II efforts. Workers applied durable finishes to ensure corrosion resistance, meeting stringent Army standards for military vehicles.

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