<VV> FW: Built by Ford 1941

[Mark Durham]

Thanks, Mike, I actually been in the hanger, used for different
purposes today. I work for the FAA and was stationed at the Detroit
FSDO, on the east side of the Willow Run airport.  There is a proud
hearitage there. My family, my mom and her sisters and friends were
all Rosie the Riverter gals in the Seattle area, working for Boeing
building planes, too. Mark Durham

On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 7:49 AM, Mike Jacobi <mvjacobi at comcast.net> wrote:
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> Just like they turned out Corvairs just down the road.  Amazing how
> efficient the assembly line really can work.  I start the vair or any car
> and sometimes take a moment to marvel at how well it works, all the various
> critical parts working just fine.  Gotta give engineers a lot of credit, as
> well as the everyday Joes and Janes who put them together.
>
> Mike in Michigan
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> Subject: Built by Ford 1941
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>>>> I think you will enjoy this interesting history lesson.
>>>> 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.
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>>>> For those who live outside of Michigan , Willow Run is near Bellville,
>>>> Canton and Ypsilanti , MI .
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>>>> It's amazing that one B-24 (built with over 1.25 million parts) came off the
>>>> assembly line every 55 minutes
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>>>> Take a few minutes to watch this snapshot of history.
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>>>> Double Click on: Bomber_plant.wmv
>>>> <http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/15654030/1604819366/name/bomber_plant.wmv>
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