SO WHAT DID YOUR PARENTS DO IN THE BIG WAR
My father was a shipfitter at the Walsh-Kaiser shipyard in Providence,
RI building liberty ships. Mom was a stay-at-home and volunteer.
JT
SHIVER ME TIMBERS wrote:
Well after watching the Ken Burns series THE WAR ad naseum ad naseum,
I thought I'd come into the group today with one of my curious questions.
What did your parents, family, etc. do in the big WWII.
Mine worked at the Canada Car foundry in what was then called
Fort William, Ontario.
They were inspectors helping to make Hawker Hurricanes and later other
types of figthers including the Curtis Helldiver.
How about your folks.....
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