In the last war, only uniforms, boots, saddlery, light personal equipment and small arms ammunition were made in New Zealand. Since those days heavy industry has developed.
– Narrator Bob Pollard
The manufacture of rifle ammunition is a New Zealand industry half a century old and still growing.
– Narrator Bob Pollard
In the washing machine factory, a new die is fitted into the casting machine. The factory is turning over to a wartime line of production. The alloy is poured, injected into the mould and out comes, not washing machine parts, but a casting to make six cores for hand grenades.
– Narrator Bob Pollard
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