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reunion for Spitfire workers who assembled the wings of the iconic British fighter planes

reunion for Spitfire workers who assembled the wings of the iconic British fighter planes


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reunion for Spitfire workers who assembled the wings of the iconic British fighter planes

reunion for Spitfire workers who assembled the wings of the iconic British fighter planes in Newhall Street, central Birmingham during 1941 and 1942.
hey were all single girls at the factory where they worked seven days a week for £ 4 including bonuses.
July 1986

Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
Birmingham
England

Media ID 21673826

© Mirrorpix

Elderly Flight Plane Royal Air Force Supermarine Women War Workers


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Reunion of Spitfire Workers - Celebrating the Unsung Heroes of WWII

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. In this heartwarming print captured by the Birmingham Post and Mail Archive, we witness a remarkable reunion that transcends time. Gathered in Newhall Street, central Birmingham during July 1986, these extraordinary women proudly stand together once again. Their shared bond? Assembling the wings of the iconic British fighter planes - the legendary Spitfires - during World War II. Transporting us back to the 1940s, this snapshot unveils their dedication and resilience as they worked tirelessly at a factory where they were all single girls. Seven days a week, for a mere £4 wage including bonuses, these unsung heroes played an instrumental role in defending their nation's skies. Now elderly but forever spirited, these women embody strength and friendship that has withstood decades. The aviation industry owes them immeasurable gratitude for their contribution to flight history. Serving under the Royal Air Force (RAF) banner and working with Supermarine aircraft company, they helped shape one of Britain's most celebrated military achievements. This image serves as a poignant reminder of their invaluable service during World War II; it encapsulates not only their individual stories but also represents countless other women war workers who made similar sacrifices on behalf of our freedom. As we gaze upon this photograph from Memory Lane Prints, let us honor these brave souls who defied societal norms and left an indelible mark on history through their unwavering commitment to duty

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