Women worked in ordnance factories during World War I: spanner slotting fuse on head end of fuse bodies at Gray & Davis Co. in Cambridge Massachusetts between 1914 and 1918 [Photograph] Retrieved from Library of Congress
Pioneering the Past: Researching Women Ancestors in World War I
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