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Women Adequately Filling Posts In NACA Laboratory
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Women Adequately Filling Posts in NACA Laboratory: Nearly 200 women are employed at the Langley Laboratory of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics in a limited capacity as mechanics’ helpers and minor laboratory aids on the jobs formerly handled by men, according to E.H. Derring, of the Aerodynamics Division. Many phases of the operations of various wind tunnels at the laboratory are now handled by women with experienced male supervision. Mr.
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Credit lineWomen Adequately Filling Posts In NACA Laboratory. NASA/LRC, 1943-05-15. Public domain. ID: LRC-1943-B701_P-33030.
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