What's Next for an Original Rosie the Riveter
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Mae Krier has lived an amazing life. She started working at Boeing, riveting the wings of B-17 and B-29 planes during World War II, and has been a fierce advocate for all the Rosies ever since. She's inspired countless girls and women throughout her life, and now—after just turning 100—she's working with Raya Kenney to erect a monument to the Rosies in Washington, D.C.
To learn more about the WWII Women's Memorial Foundation, visit them at wwiiwomenmemorial.org
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