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- War and Munitions Factories during The Second World War 1939-1945 -

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This section is under construction If you have any stories about life in the war and munitions factories, please add them via the link on the left and we will add them to the site as soon as possble. Aeronautical Inspection Directorate, Air Ministry Armstrong Siddeley Works, Coventry Cammell Laird Shipyard Cleveland Shipyard D Napier and Sons Ltd De Havilland Factory Fairey Aviation, Iver Heath Gjers Ayresome Works Gloster Aircraft Factory, Gloucester Goblin factory, Epsom Hawker Aircraft Factory, Slough Hawthorn Leslie Ship Yard Head Wrightson Hooton Aircraft Factory I.C.I. Randle Works, Runcorn ICI Rocksavage Works ICI Springfields, Preston Imperial Chemical Industries, Billingham Irving Air Chute Company Lionweld Works, Middlesbrough Newport Iron Works and Rolling Mill Richard Hills, Marsh Wire Works Royal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey Royal Naval Aircraft Repair Yard, Donibristle Royal Ordnance Depot Royal Ordnance Factory Aycliffe Royal Ordnance Factory Blackburn Royal Ordnance Factory Rotherwas Royal Ordnance Factory, Swynnerton Sir W.G. Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Co. Ltd Vauxhall Munitions Factory, Luton Other pages will be added to this section soon. If you have any information, stories or photographs to add to this section we would love to hear from you.

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