The Women Who Worked At The Aircraft Plants – Eunice Hancock
The later part of World War II saw a large portion of American men being enlisted to take the fight against the Axis powers. There was then a void in employment that women had to fill, specifically within the industry, transportation, and other services. Nearly 2 million ladies filled out the desperately needed positions within factories that pumped out planes, tanks, weapons, and trucks. There was then a 10% increase in the total number of women in employment. Without them, the war effort would have been able to progress for America.

The Women Who Worked At The Aircraft Plants
