Captain Eddie Rickenbacker Visits Willow Run Plant

Rickenbacker, accompanied by Henry Ford, visits the Willow Run bomber plant in Detroit. He signs a B-24 bomber with his famous WWI slogan. Workers at various plants, including General Motors and DeSoto, commit to maximizing production. Despite his ordeal, Rickenbacker, with Henry and Edsel, calls on Americans at home to match the spirit of those fighting in the war.

Who escorted Rickenbacker to the Willow Run bomber plant?

What was the significance of the slogan associated with Rickenbacker?

Which plants were visited by Rickenbacker according to the text?

What did the workmen pledge during Rickenbacker's visit?

What was the context of the 'hellholes of war' mentioned in the text?