Bomb Girls: Trading Aprons for Ammo

Barbara Dickson
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Gives a rare account of life in Canada's largest Second World War munitions facility, built and managed by General Engineering Company Ltd. Located on 346 acres in Scarborough, Ontario, GECO hired over twenty-one thousand employees — predominantly women — who risked life and limb handling high explosives daily.
Genres: HistoryNonfictionWarWorld War II20th CenturyCanada
349 Pages

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