Скачать или смотреть Inside Curtiss-Wright: How 180,000 Workers Built 142,000 Engines — Powered Every P-40 vs Japan

In December 1941, as Pearl Harbor burned and America faced a war it was not ready for, an invisible battle began inside a factory in Buffalo, New York. This is the true story of the men and women who built the Allison V-1710 aircraft engines that powered the P-40 Warhawk—machines that carried pilots into combat across the Pacific, North Africa, and Europe. Through relentless schedules, impossible production targets, industrial sacrifice, and quiet human cost, 180,000 workers transformed American industry into a weapon of survival. This is not a story of generals or battles, but of assembly lines, precision, endurance, and the forgotten hands that helped decide the outcome of World War II.
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