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An aviation cadet’s letters to his family provide a window on Army Air Forces pilot training during World War II. I recently came across a series of letters I wrote while training as a flying cadet in the U.S. Army Air Forces. I left my home in Oakland, California, in May 1942 at 19, promising …
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DVD Review: American Experience- Butch Cassidy and the Sundance KidAmerican Experience: Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid 60 minutes, PBS, $24.99. The latest entry in PBS’ long-running documentary series American Experience covers the rea… Read MoreLetter from the Editor- Wild West April 2014Some Western Indians had a way with words. No doubt at times things were lost in translation, but at other times something was gained. Here’s a favorite “no bull” quote from the La… Read MoreHeinemann’s Hot RodIn a world where the focus seems to shift daily from one technological wonder to another, the value of solid engineering—a design well thought-out and well executed—is too often ov… Read MoreLetters from Readers- Wild West April 2014KINGSTON FACTS The “Ghost Towns” piece by Melody Groves on Kingston, N.M., in the October 2013 issue, perpetuates myth. Kingston and Percha City were not the same but distinct comm… Read MoreDaily Quiz for March 3, 2017This famous American was chosen by President Thomas Jefferson to be his private secretary.
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