Images are from Government photographers assigned to take publicity photos showing the contribution of Bonneville Power Administration to the war effort.
Close up of the B-29 Superfortress with women workers inside the fuselage showing the pressure tube for the tail gunner to get to his position.
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Production line showing fuselages with workers at the Boeing Renton plant in Washington during World War II.
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Women workers cleaning the wing of a B-29 before next stage. This gives a good idea of the size of a Superfortress.
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Women plant workers inside the wing of a B-29 painting at Boeing plant showing the size of the wing and how thick the wing is.
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B-29 final assembled at the Boeing Renton plant awaiting finishing touches before rolling out of the plant to delivery. Tail number 461535 can be read on the nearest aircraft.
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