tin bender
n.— «Mills was transferred in March 1943 to Norman, Okla., where she began training in sheet metal and welding. Her rate of pay was $96 a month. The Navy was training her to be an aviation metal smith, or “tin bender” as they were called.» —“Days Gone By: Navy provides path for WAVE’s wandering feet” by John Fooks Texarkana Gazette (Texas) July 3, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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