Hmmz, very interesting. But I don't think that this particular method of assembly has been put in practice during the latter part of WWII. Or did it? It seems to be a very time consuming job carried out by skilled people who know the procedures inside out. Or am I mistaken on this one?
This is the field assembly procedure. At bases where hangars with proper hoists were available, they wouldn't have had to use the crates as a construction platform.
4:50 Pausing and reaching for calculator to divide 1800 by 50 (36 lb/man).
jjohnston94 6 months ago
Today osha would be all over them , and we'd lost the war
silverbird58 7 months ago in playlist P47 Assembly
@4:32 I wonder if the Crew Chief ever got shorted a bolt like you do when you are putting together something in these days.
kelly806 9 months ago
my great great grandfather invented the question mark
cutdeamon 1 year ago
it's kind of neat I thought technology was very primitive in world war II, like muskets and chariots. News to me.
cantroos 1 year ago
in the broad daylight
dultra 3 years ago
Hmmz, very interesting. But I don't think that this particular method of assembly has been put in practice during the latter part of WWII. Or did it? It seems to be a very time consuming job carried out by skilled people who know the procedures inside out. Or am I mistaken on this one?
Tjenilvec 4 years ago
This is the field assembly procedure. At bases where hangars with proper hoists were available, they wouldn't have had to use the crates as a construction platform.
-jcr
NSResponder 4 years ago