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• They moved up as higher-paying jobs opened in the munitions industry.
• During World War I, she worked in the munitions industry.
• Capital from the expanded munitions industry moved south with the control of much Scottish business.
• As a result, the war munitions industry in the U . S . rapidly expanded.
• Meanwhile, munitions industry production was moved away from the Japanese resulting in a sudden reduction in output.
• Kim lead North Korea's munitions industry, the country's economic base, along with Korean Workers'Party Secretary Jon Pyong-ho.
• As an official war artist, Baird completed three portraits of workers in the munitions industry during 1943-44.
• The largest employer of women was the munitions industries  which were primarily employed by women at the time.
• During World War I, the institute served as an " instructional factory ", training workers for the munitions industry.
• He went to England to work in the munitions industry during World War I but returned after the Armistice.
• It was thought that stimulating a technological revolution in the munitions industry was one means to achieve these parallel goals.
• It was responsible for protecting " Ta'as ", the clandestine munitions industry and " Rekhesh ", the arms procurement organisation.
• World War II brought younger Indians in contact with the broader society through military service and work in the munitions industries.
• He was a co-founder of the German People's Party, and an important executive in the munitions industry during the Second World War.
• Napier was founded as a precision engineering company in 1808 and for nearly a century produced machinery for the financial, print and munitions industries.
• While at " Fortune ", he wrote an expose of the European munitions industry, published in March 1934 as " Arms and the Men ".
• The Spanish Civil War convinced Udet ( along with limited output from the German munitions industry ) that wastage was not acceptable in munition terms.
• Detzer lobbied for the initiation of numerous legislative investigations, notably one launched by Senator Gerald P . Nye on the munitions industry ( 1933 1936 ).
• In particular, vast munitions industries had to be built up to provide shells, guns, warships, uniforms, airplanes, and a hundred other weapons both old and new.