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Women aircraft workers. She can't forget Pearl Harbor, and she's determined that Hitler and Hirohito shall have cause to remember it. Mrs. Evelyn J. W. Casola, Pearl Harbor widow, drills rivet holes in the belly gun door of a U.S. bomber, soon to storm over Axis lands, showing death to the aggressors

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Picryl description: Public domain image of a bomber aircraft, military aviation, air forces, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

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01/01/1942

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Bransby, David, photographer

United States. Office of War Information.

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Burbank (Los Angeles County, Calif.), 34.18083, -118.30889

Google Map of 34.18083333333333, -118.30888888888889

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Library of Congress

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