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| Tuesday, December 10, 2002 at
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Mercer Island, WA -
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Kinzey |
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I
think you should put WHERE some of the military bases are.
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| Wednesday, November 27, 2002 at
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Oregon City, OR -
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Larry Reid |
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I'm
looking for someone who knew Lowell (Tiny) Reid. I think he was a civilian
inspector of steam heating plants during WWII. At the time his home town was
Toledo, OR. Please contact me if you have any information. |
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| Saturday, November 23, 2002 at
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Colorado Springs, CO -
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Josh
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| Friday, November 15, 2002 at
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USA
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Danney
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boss does not believe that the Tustin hangars are so large that they actually
create their own weather inside. Can it actually cloud up and rain inside the
hangars, while outside is dry? Please help. I need an objective third party to
verify this fact. Thanks.
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| Wednesday, October 30, 2002 at
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Detroit, MI -
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Eric Hazley |
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I need
posters from WWII and the names of African American ships. I have a show and
tell to do on 13 of Dec. 2002. My professor claims there are 18 of them, so I
need the names of all of them. Tell me this, was Frederick Douglas one those
name? I was only able to find nine ships names after African Americans. Any
posters or the lists of African American men would be helpful. I will check
back with after class today, that's around noon. The more you send me the
better the grade I can get. I need to know what was some of the men job in WWII
meaning blacks. And how many rose up in rank during this time? Pictures and how
about the flyers that was use to have the men sign up? What was the paid rate
then and was there a difference among the men. If you can send this thing I
know I got an (A) coming. Keep in mind that this report is due in Dec. And then
the final is over. Thanks, check back with you later.
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this is only an excerpt:
Prior to the second world war,
African-Americans could only serve as mess attendants, due to racial
segregation. By April 7, 1942, the U.S. Navy began accepting African-American
volunteers for general service. Executive Order 9981 was signed by President
Harry S. Truman in 1948, which effectively desegregated the Armed Services, and
lead the way for the for the first African American to graduate from the Naval
Academy in 1949.
| DE-0678 Leonard Roy
Harmon |
USAT-2546 James Weldon
Johnson |
| USAT-0542 George Washington
Carver |
USAT-2614 John H.
Murphy |
| USAT-0648 Booker T.
Washington |
USAT-2660 Edward A.
Savoy |
| USAT-0988 Frederick
Douglass |
USAT-2742 John Hope |
| USAT-1897 Paul Laurence
Dunbar |
USAT-2785 Robert S.
Abbott |
| USAT-1990 John
Merrick |
USAT-2982 James Kyron
Walker |
| USAT-2189 Robert L.
Vann |
USAT-3032 Harriett
Tubman |
| USAT-2392 Robert J.
Banks |
USAT-3079 Bert
Williams |
| USAT-2394 William Cox |
USAT-3097 George A.
Lawson |
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