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The American Aircraft Factory In World War Ii Bill Yenne

  • SKU: BELL-55096200
The American Aircraft Factory In World War Ii Bill Yenne
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Publisher: Zenith Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 80.48 MB
Pages: 195
Author: Bill Yenne
ISBN: 9780760339138, 0760339139
Language: English
Year: 2010

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The American Aircraft Factory In World War Ii Bill Yenne by Bill Yenne 9780760339138, 0760339139 instant download after payment.

Few industrial phenomena have been as dramatic as the United States’ mid-20th-century shift from peacetime to wartime production. The American Aircraft Factory in World War II documents the production of legendary warbirds by companies like Boeing, North American, Curtiss, Consolidated, Douglas, Grumman, and Lockheed. It was a production unmatched by any other country anda crucial part of why the allies won the war. Author Bill Yenne considers the prewar governmental acts that got the plants rolling, as well as the gender shift that occurred as women entered the work force like never before. He also describes the construction of megafactories like Willow Run, factory design considerations, and the postwar conversion back to peacetime production. Illustrated with 175 period photographs—including 50 rare color photos never before seen in print.

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