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Woman fabricates pup tents for U. S. Army. circa 1941

Woman fabricates pup tents for U. S. Army. circa 1941


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Woman fabricates pup tents for U. S. Army. circa 1941

With the grade and dexterity of master dressmaker this attractive young woman fabricates pup tents for the expanding defense Army at the Langdon Tent & Awning Company in Wichita, Kansas. A two-needle felling machine joins two widths of cloth to form the main body of the tent. circa June 1941

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In this photo, taken circa 1941 during World War II, we see a young woman showcasing her remarkable skills as she fabricates pup tents for the U. S. Army. With the grace and precision of a master dressmaker, she works diligently at the Langdon Tent & Awning Company in Wichita, Kansas. Using a two-needle felling machine, she expertly joins two widths of cloth together to form the main body of each tent. Her high angle view reveals her focused expression and dedication to her craft. This image is not just a snapshot from history; it represents an important moment in American history when women played an integral role in supporting the war effort. As part of Rosie the Riveter's legacy, this skilled worker exemplifies how women stepped into traditionally male-dominated industries during wartime. The photograph captures both the innovation and hard work that went into manufacturing essential equipment for our troops on the front lines. It serves as a reminder of how ordinary people came together to contribute their expertise towards a common goal - defending our nation. As we look back on this archival image today, it reminds us of equal rights progress made over time while honoring those who paved the way for future generations. This vintage print showcases not only craftsmanship but also highlights an occupation that was once considered unconventional for women – making it all the more significant within American history.

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