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When he was flying experimental missions, Orrin Welty said he never knew the nature of the business. He describes how...

There was a lot of segregation at the beginning but Lavenia Breaux had the impression that it eased up. Breaux believes...

[Annotator's Note: Marietta Baham gives the interviewer pages of information.] Marietta Baham was sad for most of the...

Calvin Moret saw about half of his Tuskegee flight class dropout of training. That was about on par with that of the...

Helen Ehlers was born in September 1923 in Cicero, Illinois. She had two brothers and one sister. Her father was a...

Rosamund Naylor remembers 13 girls who graduated from the school. They went on the train together. They were proud to...

Alvin Russo was born in December 1924 in Buffalo, New York. He was an only child. His father was a pharmacist. His...

Advances in submarine technology, William Hussey acknowledged, were directly related to the Navy's experience during...

[Annotator's Note: Margaret Stephensen was an administrative clerk at the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington, D.C...

Eugene J. Gemperline's most memorable experience of World War 2 was being operated on and the dizzy aftermath of post-...

Dorothy Malone remembers that they partied when they heard the war was over. She was married and lived on a boat. She...

The only benefits they were eligible for was housing and medical benefits. The WASP [Womens Airforce Service Program]...

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