How One Woman Increased Bullet Production by 300% and Changed WWII

Описание: January 1943. A single factory. 23,000 rounds per hour. Not enough to win a war.
While American soldiers burned through ammunition faster than anyone predicted, production plants back home were drowning in their own processes. Too many inspections. Too much waiting. Too many wasted seconds. Then someone walked onto the factory floor with nothing but a stopwatch and a question: Why? This is the untold story of how one woman transformed American war production — not with authority or rank, but with observation. By watching hands instead of machines. By timing motion instead of listening to speeches. By dismantling assumptions as ruthlessly as any enemy position. In nine minutes, she saw what months of meetings had missed. Within weeks, production exploded from 23,000 to 80,000 rounds per hour. The changes spread across the entire ammunition network. Front-line soldiers stopped rationing fire. Commanders stopped hedging strategies. The battlefield itself began moving at a different speed.
But this story isn't really about bullets.
It's about how wars are actually won — not on the front lines, but in the invisible systems behind them. It's about the uncomfortable truth that modern conflict rewards those who can turn time itself into a weapon. This is the hidden battle inside America's factories that reshaped WWII.