Remember the story of Rosie the Riveter? She was the symbol of American women working in factories and other jobs previously closed to women, because most able-bodied American men were off fighting World War II.
The name--a variation of it, anyway--has resurfaced in a company that makes handbags and other products, using the labor of military spouses across the country.
R. Riveter is the brainchild of Cameron Cruse, herself a military spouse living at Fort Bragg (the other one, in North Carolina).
Cameron Cruse visits the JX to talk about her business.