Zinc Smelting Operation at Eagle-Picher Plant 1942
A worker operates in a large zinc smelting operation at the Eagle-Picher plant near Cardin, Oklahoma, in 1942. This facility played a vital role during World War II by producing significant quantities of zinc and lead. These materials were crucial for manufacturing various wartime equipment, contributing to the war effort.
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Zinc Smelting Operation at Eagle-Picher Plant 1942
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