. . During World War II, Althea Skelton contributed to the war effort by building B-29 “Superfortress” bombers. Ms. Skelton’s interview is an enlightening and endearing account of her childhood years leading up to WWII, her career as a civilian defense worker at The Boeing Company in Seattle, and the post-war

. . At the start of World War II, Charlotte Lang was a student at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As a foods and nutrition major, she had no intention of getting involved in the war effort. However, Charlotte soon became dissatisfied with a career in nutrition, and