A gripping look at how a Detroit tank arsenal powered the war effort.
This nonfiction account chronicles Chrysler’s wartime transformation into a self-contained factory for armored vehicles. It details how the arsenal grew from a modest start to a massive operation, producing thousands of tanks and parts, shifting designs on the fly, and turning out pilots of new types in record time. The narrative highlights engineering ingenuity, such as adapting automobile engines to power tanks and coordinating with Army Ordnance to meet urgent deadlines. It also shares the human dimension—workers and managers racing to meet demand, and the pride they took in a job that helped define the war years.
Ideal for readers of military and industrial history who want a clear view of wartime production, innovation, and teamwork.
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