
It's not often that I scroll past the first screen of Wikipedia, but after spying today's Featured Picture, I'll be peeking there more frequently. There are roughly a million cool things about this 1942 photograph of an aircraft worker in Burbank. Can you find them all?
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Her lipstick matches the tip of her inspection tool?
That would be one of my favorites. When I first saw this at somewhat smaller res on the wikipedia main page, I thought she was wearing camoflage. Click through to the higher res, and you can see that it's a stylin' gabardine blouse with shoulder pads — quite the contrast to the gloves. And have I mentioned the hair yet? I suppose I'm a sucker for glossy 40's style, but I think this photograph is gorgeous.
Figured out what the armband says yet?
Her freckles?
I'm a sucker for freckles.
And two points for Tits.
I think the bottom two words on the armband are Inspector and Aircraft.
Not sure about the top.
And two points for Chris: Vega Aircraft Inspector.
Why have you foresaken us? Do you not love us anymore?
Well it's pretty obvious. That's an Arcman S-47(A) 32 slot roto-coupler with 30 gage triple wrapped vinyl (Tri-C) coated cable which was not in use by the air force until 1948. This photo is a hoax.
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