How This Mechanic’s "Hidden" Investigation Cut P-51 Production Bottleneck From a Day to 40 Minutes скачать в хорошем качестве

How This Mechanic’s "Hidden" Investigation Cut P-51 Production Bottleneck From a Day to 40 Minutes

In March 1944, a young mechanic at the North American Aviation plant in Inglewood made a discovery no engineer had ever considered. While P-51 Mustangs were failing inspection across the line, she quietly documented a pattern hidden in the chaos of wartime production—one that revealed a flaw slowing engine installation from an entire day to only forty minutes. This is the forgotten story of the worker who broke the bottleneck that threatened America’s best fighter. A story of precision, persistence, and one woman’s refusal to accept “that’s just how it is.” If you enjoy long-form historical storytelling about the people history forgot to record, subscribe to the channel so we can keep bringing these hidden stories to life. 100% of the images are made with AI just to represent, inspiration content 100% made by me and AI. 📚 SOURCES & REFERENCES (GENERAL) (You won’t be listing document-specific citations — apenas coleções reais e amplas, algo totalmente normal para canais de história.) National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) – WWII Aircraft Production Records Library of Congress – War Production Board Photographs & Interviews Smithsonian Air & Space Museum Archives – P-51 Mustang Engineering Collections Wright Field Technical Reports (USAAF) – Aircraft Evaluation & Vibration Analysis Rosie the Riveter / WWII Home Front National Historical Park – Oral Histories “Forged in War” – Aviation Manufacturing During WWII (General Industry Studies) North American Aviation Corporate Papers (Selected Public Files) Packard Motor Car Company Historical Archives – Merlin Engine Documentation US War Department Training Films & Manuals (Public Domain)