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England's effort

By Mary Augusta Ward

Doing Their Bit: War Work at Home

By Boyd Cable

Department of Defence

By Australian Audit Office.

England's effort

By Mary Augusta Ward

Military industries of Japan

By Norimoto] Masuda

British workshops and the war

By Addison, Christopher Viscount Addison.

Women as munition makers

By Hewes, Amy

England's effort

By Mary Augusta Ward

Military construction, 1955

By United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Appropriations

Histoire de l'Atelier de chargement de Salbris

By Jean-Paul Bouquin

Feeding the munition worker ..

By Great Britain. Central Control Board (Liquor Traffic). Canteen Committee.

Lloyd George's munition girls

By Monica Cosens

The manufacture of munitions

By Addison, Christopher Viscount Addison.

Praising the bridge that brought me over

By

Our girls

By Hall Caine

Interservice responsibilities for explosive ordnance disposal

By United States. Navy Department

Gentile Station

By Gentile Air Force Station

Women as munition makers

By Amy Hewes,Henriette R. Walter,Great Britain Ministry of Munitions

Women as munition makers

By Amy Hewes,Henriette R. Walter,Great Britain Ministry of Munitions

Nota munitieopslagplaatsen Noord-Holland 1976

By Provinciale Planologische Dienst van Noord-Holland.

England's effort

By Mary Augusta Ward

Rethinking governance of the Army's arsenals and ammunition plants

By William M. Hix

Construction and operation of a shell loading plant and the town of Amatol, New Jersey

By Victor F. Hammel,Atlantic Loading Company,United States. Army. Ordnance Department

Options for managing the army's arsenals and ammunition plants

By William M. Hix