Which famous automobile company manufactured the B-24 Liberator heavy bomber during WWII at its specially-built Willow Run facility, achieving production rates of one bomber per hour by 1944?

During World War II, many civilian companies pivoted to military production to support the war effort. This transformation created lasting relationships between corporate entities and defense departments, establishing what would later be called the military-industrial complex. Some of these companies maintained their military connections, while others returned exclusively to civilian markets. Test your knowledge about these corporate pivots that shaped military history and supply chain development.

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Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Chrysler Corporation
Packard Motor Car Company