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by Catherine Richardson
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Before World War II , Georgia was a very state . Once the war started , the state's economic fortunes began to change as money poured into military bases and industries the war effort . Georgians began to make money than ever before .
One manufacturing plant made an enormous impact on Georgia's economy in the 1940s . The built the Bell Bomber plant in Marietta to produce B - 29 bombers . Besides paying excellent wages , Bell Aircraft employed many and .
The of Savannah and Brunswick also brought prosperity to the state by creating the Ships , designed to carry everything from grain and mail to troops and trucks . were also constructed during this time period in order to train military forces . These bases included Fort , Robins Air Service Command , Fort Gordon , and Hunter Field .

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