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U.S. ROAD TRANSPORT HELPS BRITISH TANK PRODUCTION

8th May 1942, Page 22
8th May 1942
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("LOSE team work between Ameiican

. steel makers and transport operators recently enabled a British plant producing Tank components to receive a specially treated consignment of steel

within four days. The steel ingots were made in the Mid-West and rolled into rods, were then sent overnight by express road transport to a wiredrawing establishment in New England and there drawn into wire. A second express truck carried the wire to another Platt ficar heat treating to specification. The consignment made the final lap to Britain by aeroplane.