End of the working week (1944)

A military factory in Canada.

The workers are mostly women.

The British Air Force twin-engine bombers are in serial production.

The morning shift goes to the factory.

The women carry prefabricated parts for the fuselage and wings of the aircraft.

The parts are being assembled, the hull is being covered, and the cover is being coated with metallic paint.

Cranes are moving above the ceiling of the shop.

The engine and propeller, gunner's cabin, and chassis are being installed.

A military plant in Canada.

Assembly of an airplane continues.

A worker applies an identification mark to the side of the airplane.

The finished airplane is taken out of the hangar, accompanied by workers.

The airplane undergoes a test flight, watched by workers