Zinc Production at Eagle-Picher Plant Oklahoma 1942

Production Zinc at the Eagle-Picher Plant near Cardin, Oklahoma, illustrates the metal recovery system in 1942. The plant played a critical role during World War II, supplying large amounts of zinc and lead essential for military applications. These metals were vital for ammunition and other war-related materials, supporting the U.S. effort.

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