Bell bomber assembly workers Airplane factories--Georgia--Marietta Aircraft industry--Georgia--Marietta Factories--Georgia--Marietta Aircraft industry--Employees Women--Georgia--Marietta Factory inspection--Georgia--Marietta Women employees--Georgia--Marietta World War, 1939-1945 Dow, Eula Photograph of inspector Eula Dow, standing on the right, supervising the main electrical harness assembly board at the Bell Bomber plant in Marietta, Georgia, in the mid-1940s. Eight women sit or stand in front of the board working on wiring. After assembly lines began functioning in the spring of 1943, Bell employees supplied the U.S. Army Air Forces with 663 Boeing-designed B-29s, the first of which were delivered before the end of the year. New Georgia Encyclopedia Kennesaw State University Black-and-white photographs http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Multimedia.jsp?id=m-2309 Bell Aircraft Collection, Center for Regional History and Culture, Kennesaw State University http://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/nge/Article.jsp?id=h-1014 Forms part of: New Georgia Encyclopedia 1943/1945 Marietta (Ga.) Cobb County (Ga.) Bell Aircraft Collection, Center for Regional History and Culture, Kennesaw State University