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Old 01-19-2011, 08:38 PM
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Willow Run Bomber Plant Video

Henry Ford was determined that he could mass produce bombers just as he had done with cars. He built the Willow Run assembly plant and proved it. It was the world's largest building under one roof. even then FORD HAD A BETTER IDEA!

This film will absolutely blow you away - one B-24 every 55 minutes. ADOLF HITLER HAD NO IDEA THE U.S. WAS CAPABLE OF THIS KIND OF THING. There is no way he could have even guessed.

For those who live outside of Michigan , Willow Run is near Bellville, Canton and Ypsilanti , MI

It's amazing that one B-24 (built with over 1.225 million parts) came off the assembly line every 55 minutes.
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Yep. Those were the days when Americans BUILT things. And they built them out of American aluminum and steel, too.
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I used to work as a welder in Pinedale, California. We made the mainframes for Hewlett-Packard computers and Coke vending machines. Our plant was built in World War II for the production of B-24s. It was huge with lots of open space. I have been inside B-17s and a B-25, but never a B-24.
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I used to work as a welder in Pinedale, California. We made the mainframes for Hewlett-Packard computers and Coke vending machines. Our plant was built in World War II for the production of B-24s. It was huge with lots of open space. I have been inside B-17s and a B-25, but never a B-24.
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