Ammunition factory world war i hi-res stock photography and images

RMDR9NPR–Shell Factory, World War I

2 G55 R1 1918 2 US shell case factory World War I History World War I Arms industry USA Factory hall of the Bethlehem Steel Comp Stock Photo

RMB5MA8G–2 G55 R1 1918 2 US shell case factory World War I History World War I Arms industry USA Factory hall of the Bethlehem Steel Comp

Munitions factory in Le Creusot region of France producing large calibre shells during First World War. Stock Photo

RMBH6BCT–Munitions factory in Le Creusot region of France producing large calibre shells during First World War.

Bomb depot and female workers filling grenades in the Gaineville ammunition factory at Graville during the First World War One Stock Photo

RMBKEC89–Bomb depot and female workers filling grenades in the Gaineville ammunition factory at Graville during the First World War One

Workers operate heavy machinery at the munition plant of the S.A. Woods Machine Co. in South Boston, Massachusetts. The factory contributed to the manufacturing of ammunition for the Allies during World War I. Photograph taken on December 14, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RC5JXM–Workers operate heavy machinery at the munition plant of the S.A. Woods Machine Co. in South Boston, Massachusetts. The factory contributed to the manufacturing of ammunition for the Allies during World War I. Photograph taken on December 14, 1918.

Woman in a first world war munitions factory testing completed shells. Stock Photo

RMFE0RHT–Woman in a first world war munitions factory testing completed shells.

A group of women working at the R.I. Armory during World War One, assembling munitions. This photograph, taken in 1918 by a Signal Corps photographer, shows the significant role played by women in the war effort. The women depicted here helped to supply the troops with essential ammunition. Stock Photo

RM2RBWTRJ–A group of women working at the R.I. Armory during World War One, assembling munitions. This photograph, taken in 1918 by a Signal Corps photographer, shows the significant role played by women in the war effort. The women depicted here helped to supply the troops with essential ammunition.

Workers filling grenades, shells and bombs in the Gaineville ammunition factory at Graville during First World War One, Belgium Stock Photo

RMBKEAX6–Workers filling grenades, shells and bombs in the Gaineville ammunition factory at Graville during First World War One, Belgium

Original WW1 era (the Great War) postcard of 2 attractive happy women 'munitionettes' possibly factory or munitions workers in boilersuits / Womanalls/ one-piece workwear standing together, posing for a group photograph for a studio portrait with a painted canvas of tents behind them, volunteering to help the war effort, taking on traditional men's jobs, circa 1914-1918, U.K. Stock Photo

RMM86YE6–Original WW1 era (the Great War) postcard of 2 attractive happy women 'munitionettes' possibly factory or munitions workers in boilersuits / Womanalls/ one-piece workwear standing together, posing for a group photograph for a studio portrait with a painted canvas of tents behind them, volunteering to help the war effort, taking on traditional men's jobs, circa 1914-1918, U.K.

Warehouse of a German ammunition factory during World War I. Stock Photo

RM2BX5577–Warehouse of a German ammunition factory during World War I.

Original WW1 studio portrait postcard of German munitions worker (Alma Panza) On the reverse of the postcard is written 'In memory of the first moulder in Zeulenroda' - Zeulenroda, Triebes, Thuringia, Germany. - War year (Kriegsjahr) 1916'. Stock Photo

RM2KF0T33–Original WW1 studio portrait postcard of German munitions worker (Alma Panza) On the reverse of the postcard is written 'In memory of the first moulder in Zeulenroda' - Zeulenroda, Triebes, Thuringia, Germany. - War year (Kriegsjahr) 1916'.

Four years in the fight. The women of France, we owe them houses of cheer. United War Work Campaign. Y.W.C.A. Artist Jonas, Lucien, 1880-1947, Published 1918. Summary: Women working in a factory. Stock Photo

RM2YAWNKY–Four years in the fight. The women of France, we owe them houses of cheer. United War Work Campaign. Y.W.C.A. Artist Jonas, Lucien, 1880-1947, Published 1918. Summary: Women working in a factory.

A Krupp factory in Germany producing shells during the First World War. Stock Photo

RMC58N4M–A Krupp factory in Germany producing shells during the First World War.

Indian unskilled workers work in an English munitions factory during the First World War. Stock Photo

RM2DBHT71–Indian unskilled workers work in an English munitions factory during the First World War.

Woman manual worker producing shell casings at Kynoch munitions factory at Witton, Birmingham c. 1916 - during World War I Stock Photo

RME7C2W8–Woman manual worker producing shell casings at Kynoch munitions factory at Witton, Birmingham c. 1916 - during World War I

1EN 639 F1914 E George V visits an ammunition factory George V King of Great Britain 1865 1936 King George of England visits an Stock Photo

RMB5M7HD–1EN 639 F1914 E George V visits an ammunition factory George V King of Great Britain 1865 1936 King George of England visits an

Women workers packing fuse heads in the Coventry Ordnance Works during World War I Stock Photo

RM2RAAENR–Women workers packing fuse heads in the Coventry Ordnance Works during World War I

Women manipulating lathes and testing results in a French shell factory during World War One. Stock Photo

RMEFB95P–Women manipulating lathes and testing results in a French shell factory during World War One.

Making ammunition cases, Waring and Gillow factory, Lancaster, Lancashire, January 1917. Artist: H Bedford Lemere. Stock Photo

RMHT25RX–Making ammunition cases, Waring and Gillow factory, Lancaster, Lancashire, January 1917. Artist: H Bedford Lemere.

RMDR9NN2–World War I bomb factory

Workers inspecting the cases that will be turned into sharp cartridges with the help of special machines. Stock Photo

RM2BX557M–Workers inspecting the cases that will be turned into sharp cartridges with the help of special machines.

World War One (1915) - A 'Munitionette' or 'Canary' (female munitions worker) in a WWI armaments factory 'turning room' where shells were made Stock Photo

RMM0856R–World War One (1915) - A 'Munitionette' or 'Canary' (female munitions worker) in a WWI armaments factory 'turning room' where shells were made

1917 Ammunition factory bomb shells shell Belgian munition works artillery manufacture explosives Stock Photo

RFCCA99K–1917 Ammunition factory bomb shells shell Belgian munition works artillery manufacture explosives

FIRST WORLD WAR (1914-1918). FRANCE.. Albert Thomas, Deputy Secretary of State for Artillery and Ammunition, together with M. Schneider, encouraging workers of a factory to increase production of ammunition for war. Engraving of 1915. Stock Photo

RMPPDAHF–FIRST WORLD WAR (1914-1918). FRANCE.. Albert Thomas, Deputy Secretary of State for Artillery and Ammunition, together with M. Schneider, encouraging workers of a factory to increase production of ammunition for war. Engraving of 1915.

Workers in a first world war munitions factory standing behind a pile of completed artillery shells Stock Photo

RMFE0RHH–Workers in a first world war munitions factory standing behind a pile of completed artillery shells

Munition workers at the R.I. Armory during World War I. Photo taken in 1918 by the Signal Corps. Image number 35830. This photo shows workers involved in the production of ammunition for the American military during the war. Stock Photo

RM2RBWRCH–Munition workers at the R.I. Armory during World War I. Photo taken in 1918 by the Signal Corps. Image number 35830. This photo shows workers involved in the production of ammunition for the American military during the war.

France, February 1917. World War I. The ammunition factory in France: view of a workshop producing projectiles for the 75 guns. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Louis Hugelmann Stock Photo

RM2TCGJKF–France, February 1917. World War I. The ammunition factory in France: view of a workshop producing projectiles for the 75 guns. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Louis Hugelmann

German state munition factory, World War I, 1917. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMA4JYFR–German state munition factory, World War I, 1917. Artist: Unknown

Women munitions workers putting a coat of paint on aerial bombs, World War I, c1914-c1918. Artist: S and G Stock Photo

RMDDYD5W–Women munitions workers putting a coat of paint on aerial bombs, World War I, c1914-c1918. Artist: S and G

RM2KF0T10–Original WW1 studio portrait postcard of German munitions worker (Alma Panza) On the reverse of the postcard is written 'In memory of the first moulder in Zeulenroda' - Zeulenroda, Triebes, Thuringia, Germany. - War year (Kriegsjahr) 1916'.

Women and men work amid rows of artillery shells at the National Filling Factory in Chilwell. 1917. Stock Photo

RM2H130PD–Women and men work amid rows of artillery shells at the National Filling Factory in Chilwell. 1917.

Original WW1 era real photographic postcard of German lady riveters - munitions or dock workers holding rivets, 1914-1918, Germany Stock Photo

RM2B83A40–Original WW1 era real photographic postcard of German lady riveters - munitions or dock workers holding rivets, 1914-1918, Germany

9TK 1916 0 0 A1 4 Weapon factories Turkey Autumn 1916 History of Turkey World War 1 Weapon cannon and ammunition factories estab Stock Photo

RMB5MWYF–9TK 1916 0 0 A1 4 Weapon factories Turkey Autumn 1916 History of Turkey World War 1 Weapon cannon and ammunition factories estab

Colorized photo of a male worker standing next to a large shell in a munitions factory, England, 1918. (Photo by Burton Holmes) Stock Photo

RMCXAATK–Colorized photo of a male worker standing next to a large shell in a munitions factory, England, 1918. (Photo by Burton Holmes)

9TK 1916 0 0 A1 3 Weapon factories Turkey Autumn 1916 History of Turkey World War 1 Weapon cannon and ammunition factories estab Stock Photo

RMB5MWYB–9TK 1916 0 0 A1 3 Weapon factories Turkey Autumn 1916 History of Turkey World War 1 Weapon cannon and ammunition factories estab

RM2GXN3DF–Team Work Wins!

Indo-Chinese workman at ammunition factory lathe in France during WW1. 1916-17. The French colonies of Tonquin, Cochin, and Stock Photo

RMDD73D2–Indo-Chinese workman at ammunition factory lathe in France during WW1. 1916-17. The French colonies of Tonquin, Cochin, and

A photograph of female workers making boxes to hold ammunition (shells) that other workers had made. Taken during the First World War, circa 1915. Despite initial reservations from factories, women exceeded expectations in the workforce, demonstrating their vital contribution to the war effort and challenging traditional gender roles. Stock Photo

RM2X6TGJ4–A photograph of female workers making boxes to hold ammunition (shells) that other workers had made. Taken during the First World War, circa 1915. Despite initial reservations from factories, women exceeded expectations in the workforce, demonstrating their vital contribution to the war effort and challenging traditional gender roles.

RMDR9NK6–Women workers, World War I

Warehouse of a state munitions factory. Stock Photo

RM2BX557K–Warehouse of a state munitions factory.

2 M73 A3 1920 2 Reichswehr Melting of Shells Photo 1920 re Military Germany Reichswehr Army Melting of shells in a factory in Be Stock Photo

RMB5MB19–2 M73 A3 1920 2 Reichswehr Melting of Shells Photo 1920 re Military Germany Reichswehr Army Melting of shells in a factory in Be

A woman in World War I filling shrapnels with bullets. Stock Photo

RM2BX557X–A woman in World War I filling shrapnels with bullets.

Production of guncotton in a nitration plant, place and date unknown. Guncotton was a replacement for black powder during World War I. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte Stock Photo

RMDP92EJ–Production of guncotton in a nitration plant, place and date unknown. Guncotton was a replacement for black powder during World War I. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte

Woman working in a first world war munitions factory drilling through the base of a artillery shell Stock Photo

RMFE0RHN–Woman working in a first world war munitions factory drilling through the base of a artillery shell

Women munition workers in World War One. The photograph number 35853, taken by the Signal Corps, shows a group of women in a factory setting. The date of the photograph is recorded as March 10, 1921. The women in the photo are likely contributing to the war effort by manufacturing ammunition. Stock Photo

RM2RBWRCW–Women munition workers in World War One. The photograph number 35853, taken by the Signal Corps, shows a group of women in a factory setting. The date of the photograph is recorded as March 10, 1921. The women in the photo are likely contributing to the war effort by manufacturing ammunition.

World war one munitions factory workers nose a shell after heating it in a furnace. The Sphere. 1915 Stock Photo

RMFDXHRW–World war one munitions factory workers nose a shell after heating it in a furnace. The Sphere. 1915

Rows of steel ovens are seen at a French cartridge factory. These ovens operate day and night in munitions plants, contributing to the manufacturing of cartridges for the front-line fighters. This image was taken in Toulon during World War I. Stock Photo

RM2RC330G–Rows of steel ovens are seen at a French cartridge factory. These ovens operate day and night in munitions plants, contributing to the manufacturing of cartridges for the front-line fighters. This image was taken in Toulon during World War I.

Stock of first world war artillery shells at Sheffield, showing open bases before filling Stock Photo

RMFE0RHR–Stock of first world war artillery shells at Sheffield, showing open bases before filling

Caption: Workers at Bethlehem Steel Company in Bethlehem, PA, load 3.3' shells with TNT during World War I. This photograph, taken by photographer RECO on September 24, 1918, focuses on the crucial production of artillery ammunition. The image is marked as 'FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY WUED NOTES.' Stock Photo

RM2RC7G8T–Caption: Workers at Bethlehem Steel Company in Bethlehem, PA, load 3.3' shells with TNT during World War I. This photograph, taken by photographer RECO on September 24, 1918, focuses on the crucial production of artillery ammunition. The image is marked as 'FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY WUED NOTES.'

France, February 1917. World War I. In a French ammunition factory. An operator driving one of the automobile forklifts used to transport grenades inside the factory. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Louis Hugelmann Stock Photo

RM2TCGM11–France, February 1917. World War I. In a French ammunition factory. An operator driving one of the automobile forklifts used to transport grenades inside the factory. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Louis Hugelmann

Original WW1 era munition worker, H. E. Jones, Photographer, 73 - 77 Northgate Street, Gloucester, probably an employee of the Gloucester National Shell Filling Factory based at Quedgeley, from 1916-1918 Stock Photo

RM2C15JP9–Original WW1 era munition worker, H. E. Jones, Photographer, 73 - 77 Northgate Street, Gloucester, probably an employee of the Gloucester National Shell Filling Factory based at Quedgeley, from 1916-1918

Sheffield (United Kingdom), June 1916. World War I. Women's work in England. Interior view of a workshop at the Hadfield factory in Sheffield, dedicated to the production of ammunition. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Louis Hugelmann Stock Photo

RM2TD6YB4–Sheffield (United Kingdom), June 1916. World War I. Women's work in England. Interior view of a workshop at the Hadfield factory in Sheffield, dedicated to the production of ammunition. Credit: Album / Archivo ABC / Louis Hugelmann

RMA4JYFP–German state munition factory, World War I, 1917. Artist: Unknown

Women weaving baskets in the workshop of a munitions company. Stock Photo

RM2BX557C–Women weaving baskets in the workshop of a munitions company.

Munitions factory, London, World War I, 1914-1918. Artist: Haua Stock Photo

RMB0KHXB–Munitions factory, London, World War I, 1914-1918. Artist: Haua

Women making munitions during World War I in an arms factory in Austria-Hungary. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2GY4X0H–Women making munitions during World War I in an arms factory in Austria-Hungary. [automated translation]

English women finishing a 9.2 shell, between c1915 and 1917. Women workers inspecting 9.2 explosive shells in a factory during World War I. Stock Photo

RM2WRH3RE–English women finishing a 9.2 shell, between c1915 and 1917. Women workers inspecting 9.2 explosive shells in a factory during World War I.

RMDR9NRM–Women workers, World War I

'Girl workers in a munitions factory', 1915. Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMHT475F–'Girl workers in a munitions factory', 1915. Artist: Unknown.

1918 Ammunition factory shells munition artillery shell bullet production line dump plant woman steam truck engine explosive Stock Photo

RMCCA7WN–1918 Ammunition factory shells munition artillery shell bullet production line dump plant woman steam truck engine explosive

Weapon closeup used in World War I Stock Photo

RF2RH97J4–Weapon closeup used in World War I

Essen, Germany: c. 1915 Scene in the Krupp gun works where guns and ammunition are being rushed for the Kaiser's forces as well as for the German allies. Stock Photo

RM2RBTD48–Essen, Germany: c. 1915 Scene in the Krupp gun works where guns and ammunition are being rushed for the Kaiser's forces as well as for the German allies.

H.M.S. Shannon Vickers Sons & Maxims Gun Works, 1915. The Vickers, Sons and Maxim ordnance and ammunition factory at Barrow-in-Furness, England. Stock Photo

RM2X220TT–H.M.S. Shannon Vickers Sons & Maxims Gun Works, 1915. The Vickers, Sons and Maxim ordnance and ammunition factory at Barrow-in-Furness, England.

The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows German women manufacturing weapons and ammunition, date and location unknown (1914-1918). Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE - Stock Photo

RMEB1GY4–The contemporary colorized German propaganda photo shows German women manufacturing weapons and ammunition, date and location unknown (1914-1918). Photo: Neumann Archive - NO WIRE SERVICE -

Eastleigh, Southampton - Hampshire 2nd July 1940 Airfield Aerodrome RAF Luftwaffe Aerial Image Stock Photo

RMBMYMCN–Eastleigh, Southampton - Hampshire 2nd July 1940 Airfield Aerodrome RAF Luftwaffe Aerial Image

2 M146 R1 1917 10 Women making weapon fuses 1917 Women at work The arms industry Women working in the German arms industry 1917 Stock Photo

RMB5MANK–2 M146 R1 1917 10 Women making weapon fuses 1917 Women at work The arms industry Women working in the German arms industry 1917

Easter at Woolwich, south-east London. Munitions work over the holiday. Boys, girls, women & men work on the machine which cuts the lead cores for bullets and forms and trims the bullets. In the cartridge tapering and pressing room. 29 March 1918 Stock Photo

RM2Y6KYPM–Easter at Woolwich, south-east London. Munitions work over the holiday. Boys, girls, women & men work on the machine which cuts the lead cores for bullets and forms and trims the bullets. In the cartridge tapering and pressing room. 29 March 1918

'Parts ready for assembly of ammunition chest in the Edward G. Budd Mfg. Co. plant in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This photograph is part of a series documenting American military activities during World War I. Date: October 5, 1918. Reference Number: SUBJECT 56091 E.G. Budd Mfg. Co. Photographer: Unknown. This photo is issued for official use only.' Stock Photo

RM2RC37MN–'Parts ready for assembly of ammunition chest in the Edward G. Budd Mfg. Co. plant in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This photograph is part of a series documenting American military activities during World War I. Date: October 5, 1918. Reference Number: SUBJECT 56091 E.G. Budd Mfg. Co. Photographer: Unknown. This photo is issued for official use only.'

Original WW1 era studio portrait postcard of group of civilian female munitions workers with manager, one of the girls is wearing an 'On War Service' badge, England, Britain, U.K. Circa 1916, 1917 or 1918 Stock Photo

RM2BADFKT–Original WW1 era studio portrait postcard of group of civilian female munitions workers with manager, one of the girls is wearing an 'On War Service' badge, England, Britain, U.K. Circa 1916, 1917 or 1918

Employees at the Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, New Jersey, are shown operating weighing and filling apparatus in the smokeless powder factory. This factory was responsible for manufacturing smokeless gunpowder for the government during World War I. The photograph was captured on December 28, 1918, as part of a series documenting American military activities. Stock Photo

RM2RCCP9N–Employees at the Picatinny Arsenal in Dover, New Jersey, are shown operating weighing and filling apparatus in the smokeless powder factory. This factory was responsible for manufacturing smokeless gunpowder for the government during World War I. The photograph was captured on December 28, 1918, as part of a series documenting American military activities.

Munition workers at the R.I. A. Armory during World War I. This photograph, taken in 1918 by a Signal Corps photographer, shows workers involved in the production of ammunition. The photo is cataloged as number 35832 and carries the symbol AU. Stock Photo

RM2RBWPWE–Munition workers at the R.I. A. Armory during World War I. This photograph, taken in 1918 by a Signal Corps photographer, shows workers involved in the production of ammunition. The photo is cataloged as number 35832 and carries the symbol AU.

RMB0KHXH–Munitions factory, London, World War I, 1914-1918. Artist: Haua

RMDR9NM1–Women workers, World War I

RM2RGDRGP–Women workers packing fuse heads in the Coventry Ordnance Works during World War I

RF2RH97KC–Weapon closeup used in World War I

RMDREKTM–Women war workers, USA

Recessing rings, between c1915 and c1920. Stock Photo

RM2XT3D07–Recessing rings, between c1915 and c1920.

Women working in munitions factory, WW1 Stock Photo

RM2M3PB8H–Women working in munitions factory, WW1

French women work in a munitions plant in France - here women stand on motorized wagons to transport munition pieces. Location and date unknown. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte - NO WIRE SERVICE Stock Photo

RMDW3286–French women work in a munitions plant in France - here women stand on motorized wagons to transport munition pieces. Location and date unknown. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte - NO WIRE SERVICE

Cartoon, Men in munitions factory, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3D54X–Cartoon, Men in munitions factory, WW1

RM2Y6KYN7–Easter at Woolwich , south-east London. Munitions work over the holiday. Boys, girls, women & men work on the machine which cuts the lead cores for bullets and forms and trims the bullets. 29 March 1918

Girls at work making ammunition boxes, WW1 Stock Photo

RM2M3PDR9–Girls at work making ammunition boxes, WW1

Original WW1 era postcard portrait of female munitions / weapons manufacturers worker wearing 'on war service' badge on her uniform, wearing a mob cap, in Hunstanton, Norfolk, England, Britain, U.K. 1916-1918 Stock Photo

RM2A794RK–Original WW1 era postcard portrait of female munitions / weapons manufacturers worker wearing 'on war service' badge on her uniform, wearing a mob cap, in Hunstanton, Norfolk, England, Britain, U.K. 1916-1918

Cartoon, Women in munitions factory, WW1 Stock Photo

RMD8879D–Cartoon, Women in munitions factory, WW1

Original post WW1 era comic greetings postcard, comique series, of newly emancipated former lady munitions worker referring to previous 1916 leap year during WW1. Dates to 1920, U.K Stock Photo

RM2C8WRHW–Original post WW1 era comic greetings postcard, comique series, of newly emancipated former lady munitions worker referring to previous 1916 leap year during WW1. Dates to 1920, U.K

Cartoon, French women in munitions factory, WW1 Stock Photo

RMG3D54Y–Cartoon, French women in munitions factory, WW1

Original WW1 era postcard of working women, shipyard or munition workers, wearing elasticated caps and flame retardant 'National Shell Overall', overalls, circa 1915, U.K. Stock Photo

RM2C0MAT1–Original WW1 era postcard of working women, shipyard or munition workers, wearing elasticated caps and flame retardant 'National Shell Overall', overalls, circa 1915, U.K.

WW1 - French Women working in Munitions Factory Stock Photo

RMG3C09M–WW1 - French Women working in Munitions Factory

His Majesty inspects the shells at Holmes and Co Ltd, Hull, Yorkshire, World War I, c1914-c1918. Artist: Realistic Travels Publishers Stock Photo

RMW7E5CR–His Majesty inspects the shells at Holmes and Co Ltd, Hull, Yorkshire, World War I, c1914-c1918. Artist: Realistic Travels Publishers

Women munition workers at the R.I.A. Armory. The photo, taken in 1918, shows a group of women working in a munitions factory during World War I. This image was recorded by the Signal Corps and assigned the number 35842. It is part of a series of photographs documenting American military activities during the war. The photo may carry additional reference notes or captions specific to the 503514 filing system. Stock Photo

RM2RBWRW7–Women munition workers at the R.I.A. Armory. The photo, taken in 1918, shows a group of women working in a munitions factory during World War I. This image was recorded by the Signal Corps and assigned the number 35842. It is part of a series of photographs documenting American military activities during the war. The photo may carry additional reference notes or captions specific to the 503514 filing system.

How India is doing here bit at home: a munitions factory in the Great Dependency. Cartridge making: a corner of the final inspection department. Stock Photo

RMHH4KXJ–How India is doing here bit at home: a munitions factory in the Great Dependency. Cartridge making: a corner of the final inspection department.

Men work diligently in a factory called Ordnance Manufacture Sumber 59,380 during World War One. Photographed by an unidentified photographer, the image shows workers in warm attire engaged in the production of weapons and ammunition. A note on the back suggests the inclusion of an H Syndol att noteb 5310 Checo, 1-inch scale photo. Stock Photo

RM2RCCHDR–Men work diligently in a factory called Ordnance Manufacture Sumber 59,380 during World War One. Photographed by an unidentified photographer, the image shows workers in warm attire engaged in the production of weapons and ammunition. A note on the back suggests the inclusion of an H Syndol att noteb 5310 Checo, 1-inch scale photo.

RF2RH97G0–Weapon closeup used in World War I

Warehouse No. 7, located in Sursône, France, was converted from a tile factory for war use during World War I. This image, taken on June 9, 1918, by Cpl. P.G. Carnochan, shows the transformed warehouse. It was authorized for release by the A.E.9. censor on July 2, 1918. M.A.O. sy op conducted further analysis on this photograph. Stock Photo

RM2RCD3FJ–Warehouse No. 7, located in Sursône, France, was converted from a tile factory for war use during World War I. This image, taken on June 9, 1918, by Cpl. P.G. Carnochan, shows the transformed warehouse. It was authorized for release by the A.E.9. censor on July 2, 1918. M.A.O. sy op conducted further analysis on this photograph.

Women workers wearing aprons and headscarves operate machinery in a munitions plant during World War I. Their work was crucial in supplying ammunition to support the war effort. This photograph, numbered 8904, was taken by an unknown photographer on May 1, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RBXT14–Women workers wearing aprons and headscarves operate machinery in a munitions plant during World War I. Their work was crucial in supplying ammunition to support the war effort. This photograph, numbered 8904, was taken by an unknown photographer on May 1, 1918.

Munition workers at the R.I. A. Armory. The photograph from October 1921 shows a group of workers dressed in CPC uniforms. The workers were responsible for manufacturing ammunition during World War I. The armory is located in Rhode Island and was built in 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RBWT98–Munition workers at the R.I. A. Armory. The photograph from October 1921 shows a group of workers dressed in CPC uniforms. The workers were responsible for manufacturing ammunition during World War I. The armory is located in Rhode Island and was built in 1918.

RM2Y6KYP5–Easter at Woolwich, south-east London. Munitions work over the holiday. Boys, girls, women & men work on the machine which cuts the lead cores for bullets and forms and trims the bullets. Finishing and assembling the bullets. 29 March 1918

Men and women working together in a munitions plant in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, during World War I. This photo captures the collaborative effort in producing ammunition at the site. Its official number is 7019, with photographer recognition given to RECO. Stock Photo

RM2RC6Y81–Men and women working together in a munitions plant in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, during World War I. This photo captures the collaborative effort in producing ammunition at the site. Its official number is 7019, with photographer recognition given to RECO.

Women munition workers at work during World War I. They are seen carrying out various tasks, such as assembling ammunition and packaging it for distribution. The image showcases the significant role that women played in supporting the military effort during the war. Stock Photo

RM2RBWT9F–Women munition workers at work during World War I. They are seen carrying out various tasks, such as assembling ammunition and packaging it for distribution. The image showcases the significant role that women played in supporting the military effort during the war.

A photograph taken in 1919 of the manufacturing process of ordnance during World War I. The image, labeled with the number 56236, captures the production of various weapons and ammunition for the war effort. The photographer and location are unknown, but the picture serves as a historical document reflecting the contributions made by American military activities during this time. Stock Photo

RM2RC4N89–A photograph taken in 1919 of the manufacturing process of ordnance during World War I. The image, labeled with the number 56236, captures the production of various weapons and ammunition for the war effort. The photographer and location are unknown, but the picture serves as a historical document reflecting the contributions made by American military activities during this time.

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