Winchester Data/M1 Garand

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Gentlemen,
As many of you know the US was in WW2 in Dec. 1941. Many of you asked why the USMC didn't get the M1 Garand for the Battle of Guadalcanal. Look at the date on these files. Here's part of the answer which I call Winchester-Gate.

Without input from you guys no one learns anything Try to put in some info/question and we can learn more of the M1's History.

Some files have been seen before

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Updates on M1 Ball/M2 Ball updated. TIA
Thanks again
Clancy
ps I need hits guys
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Clancy,

That shows 749 workers a day to produce 174 rifles, seems like alot of people to me anyways. :)

By the way I got to ask know A.R. Clancy in the first document ?? :)

Dimitri
 
how many M1 rifles a day for all factories at peak wartime production? Thanks again for the cool glimpses of the past, Clancy.
 
Dimitri,
Sorry no one I know. Could be some of the "Family" went that way years ago.
Gentlemen
Ordnance setup Winchester and SA as for "8 hours" work. Ordnance was planning that if needed they could run 8 hour shifts around te clock. Then you would have say 100 rifles on one shift which would work out to a total of 300 rifles per 24 hours. Remember that in WW2 Plants worked around the clock to get things done.
I hope this data helps
Clancy
 
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