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Amazing work Mrs. Gibson and RIP! I got to be the 1,000th like on this, neat!

Fighting Fascism used to be revered!

Such a sweetheart! To come through all that and still have a smile on her face. Such a beautiful person.

Filthy Antifa... 😊😆😆

She died over the weekend. Very sad indeed

I heard her speak once. It was a phenomenal presentation. www.nps.gov/rori/learn/h...

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When the US had patriots.

My dear Aunty Betty was a Rosie the Riveter, and at the age of 89 she finally got a chance to ride in a B52 Bomber like the ones she worked on. It was an absolute highlight of her final year of life!

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And I have that poster hanging in my kitchen! ❤️

Had the privilege of knowing 2 Rosie’s. One worked at Ford and the other at Crosley Radio.

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Atta Girl Jeanne!

My mom and 2 aunts were Rosies.

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Back in the day, meaning “back then”

RIP

The magnitude of this lady's contribution to her family, the nation and countryfolk cannot be overstated. So long, dear Jeanne Gibson, we hardly knew ye.

Very sad

My mom was a rosie. She riveted airplane wings at a factory in California during the war. She got that job because she was small enough to climb i to the wing.

This is a reality that exists in every country, and so far, no one has been able to solve this problem.

My Mom worked at the Bomber Plant - putting together the B-24 Liberator in Ft. Worth.

My great-grandma Verda Bennett was a Riveter. She was a talented sewist and a top welder, called on to do the most difficult metal seams, building ships in Vancouver, WA

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I can’t believe Americans aren’t mad enough yet!

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Antifa at its very finest!

Rest in peace 🙏

Original Antifa warrior! Fuck them Nazis!

Thank you!

Remember when evangelicals were ok with women in the workplace?…

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My Mom was in the Royal Canadian Air Force. After the war, all of those women that worked so hard to help the US win the war with its allies, were fired so that soldiers returning from that war could have jobs.

What a cutie pie! ❤️💪🏼

Women who fought from home❤️

RIP, Ms. Gibson. 💪♥️

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She was a pioneer for the American people.

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At least she got to see Seattle destroyed.

It's not just about what they built during the war, but also about proving that when society truly gives ordinary people opportunities, ordinary people can also change history. This transcends gender.😇

My mom helped build radios used in Sherman Tanks...the greatest generation for sure

QtipsANON. In honour of Ms Gibson.

My mom worked in a munitions factory in London during the blitz. So did my dad.

RIP Ms Gibson! ❤️

Thank you Rosie Jeanne.

R.I.P to her, she had a good send off from eveeryone recently

As a vet, thank you for your service Ms. Gibson. My grandfather was out in the Pacific during WW2. My other grandfather was in Europe, blowing up bridges. It took everyone to make it through. She should be proud and so should her family. Rest well.