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Leona Foringer recalls end-of-war celebrations in Long Beach, California.
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Leona Foringer describes the work of a riveter.
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Leona Foringer recalls hearing news of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Leona Foringer recalls how she met and married her husband on the eve of World War II.
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Leona Foringer explains her reasons for going to work at Douglas Aircraft, a defense plant in Long Beach, California
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Leona Foringer describes the variety of tools and fasteners she had to memorize while working at Douglas Aircraft during World War II.
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Leona Foringer describes how her coworkers threw a baby shower for her, after she continued to work at Douglas Aircraft through her first pregnancy.
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Leona Foringer describes her working hours at Douglas Aircraft during World War II.
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Leona Foringer recalls her brother Ray, who was killed on Okinawa during World War II.
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Leona Foringer describes the process of assembling different sections of fighter planes on the factory floor.
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Leona Foringer recalls her brother-in-law's experience as a prisoner of war in Japan.
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Leona Foringer describes how her husband chose to enlist in the Army Air Corps despite his 4-F classification, which had indicated he was unfit because of a health problem.
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