The double V campaign victory home and abroad

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The double V campaign victory home and abroad

This represents all the negro technicians that helped speed up the production of all productions

These men are one of the most importatnt in the plant they would maintain the plant so that it could keep running and not have to be shut down

Women also played a big role in the government making important decisions and relaying information

Victory Abroad

African Americans were there on the war front along with all the other white men

In this picture these two African American men were the first to receive a purple heart for risking there lives to save another man

The commander of his crew proud of his crew after sinking a German U-boat.