munitions factory

She could certainly get a job in a munitions factory.

They can put you to work in the munitions factories.

We expect her to go and work in a munitions factory any day now.

At that time, his class was made to work in a munitions factory.

She went on to police munitions factories which employed large numbers of women.

Munitions factories were placed under the direct control of the military.

He went to Pennsylvania and got a maintenance job at a munitions factory.

The biggest demand for female labour came from the new munitions factories.

There were munition factories, but he was tied to London.

Some also had to go to the Hildebrand munitions factory.

It can feel, at times, like the residential equivalent of a munitions factory.

A munitions factory was also built in the city.

The 1990s also saw considerable development including the conversion of an old munitions factory into a student centre.

Therefore, he went to work at a munitions factory, rising from a worker through to management level.

His family was poor, so he left school at the age of 14 to work in a munitions factory, helping make hand grenades.

The rules of admission in the munition factories were very strict.

Two women recall working at a munitions factory near Bridgend.

However, the population soared after the 1920s when the district was chosen as the site for munitions factories.

Films and posters encouraged women to go to work in munitions factories.

Barnes' career was interrupted by the first world war which he spent working in a munition factory.

At the end of the war, many of the munitions factories closed.

My father is running a network of dispersed munitions factories."

A great munition factory was blown up by a traitor.

Lively enough to turn Haven into one weird munitions factory.