Women War Correspondents in European Theater
Women war correspondents working in the European Theater of Operations, Feb. 1, 1943. From left to right: Mary Welch, Time
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Other War Workers
Sewing Harnesses for Military Parachutes in WWII
Mary Saverick, employed by the Pioneer Parachute Company in Manchester, Connecticut, is shown stitching harnesses for military parachutes during World
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Inspector Checks Howitzer Cutter for Burrs
Gist inspector Mrs. Mary Betchner inspecting one of the 25 cutters for burrs before inserting it in the inside of
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Army Wife Checks Trailer Tires for Heil and Company
War production workers at the Heil Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, make gasoline trailer tanks for the U.S. Army Air Corps.
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Women War Workers Check Over Gasoline Trailers
Helen Ryan (with cap) and Agnes Cliemka unmasking and checking parts of the gasoline trailers that will be turned over
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Heil Company Worker Spray Paints Small Parts
Elizabeth Little is one of many war production workers at the Heil Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, making gasoline trailer tanks
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Woman Works on Black-Out Lamps for Gas Trailers
Former housewife Lucile Mazurek, aged 29 and with a husband going into the service, works on black-out lamps to be
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Widow is Only Woman Welder at War Production Plant
A widow and mother of one child, 32-year-old Enola O’Connell is the only woman welder at the Heil and Company
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Woman War Worker Checks Gasoline Trailer Hoses
With a husband who may be going into the service any day, 23-year-old Agnes Cliemka, a former department store employee,
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War Production Worker Checks M7 Gun With Gage
Ex-stage orchestra musician turned war production worker, whose two brothers and husband are in the service, checks an M7 gun
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