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English: A WAVES mechanic, Mary Josephine Farley, working on a Wright R-760-2 engine of a Naval Aircraft Factory N3N seaplane trainer, October 1942. Original text: "Mary Josephine Farley, who at 20 is considered a top notch mechanic, working on a Wright Whirlwind airplane motor which she rebuilt at a Naval Air Base. Girls like Miss Farley are helping to keep our fighting ships flying, ca. 10/1942."
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