Declan Williams

3 March, 20:52

What role did Bell Aircraft play during World War II? *

A. It made many of the ships that fought in the Atlantic Ocean.

B. It produced most of the ships that fought in the Pacific Ocean.

C. It employed many civilians and created the town of Warm Springs, Georgia.

D. It produced 663 B-29 bombers and created new jobs in Marietta, Georgia.

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