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08-07-2009, 06:23 PM
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Re: Lockheed During WWII - unbelievable 1940s pictures
I once knew a man who had worked at one of the plants in LA during the WWII. I don't remember if he worked for Douglas or Lookheed. Anyway he told me that during the change of shifts they had to syncronize trafficlights and railroad crossings in the area. A change of working shift meant that 60.000 people would go out and 60.000 was going in!
Jan 
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