THE NAPKIN THAT WON WWII

“We’re not going to build the plane the way they do. We’re going to build it our way.”

In 1941, aviation experts said bombers couldn’t be mass-produced. Charles Sorensen sketched a mile-long

factory on hotel stationery and proved them wrong. Willow Run hit one B-24 every 63 minutes — 8,685 aircraft

by war’s end. We named our fund for that factory. Not for nostalgia, but because we see the same dynamic

returning: when the stakes rise, America builds.

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