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- Interview with Robert D. Gaylor
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United States. Air Force.; Korean War, 1950-1955--Personal Narratives.; -
Gaylor enlisted in the Air Force in 1948 and served for over 30 years. He was involved in US efforts in Korea and Southeast Asia. He was a Chief Master Sergeant at the time of his retirement. Topics: Segregation, Korean War, women in the military - Oral History Collection
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- Writings by and about Gutierrez: Journal Articles by Gutierrez
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Activism/Activists; Mexican Americans; -
Journal Articles by Gutierrez - Manuscripts in Bulk
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- Boeing YB-17A airplane, San Antonio, Texas, 1937
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Boeing aircraft.; B-17 bomber.; San Antonio (Tex.) -
Photograph shows the aircraft (built in 1936) on runway. - General Photograph Collection
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- Interview with Col. Edward J. York, 1984
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Doolittle, James Harold d 1896-.; World War, 1939-1945.; United States--Army Air Forces, 1942-1947. -
Col. Edward J. York, USAF, Ret. describes his involvement in the April 18, 1942 Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, including preparation before the raid and his internment in Russia for fourteen months afterward. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Jerri D. Mitchell
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United States. Air Force.; United States--Armed Forces--Women.; -
Mitchell enlisted in the Air Force in 1977 and served until 1993, retiring as a Master Sergeant. She has worked at Lackland AFB in civil service and at UTSA as a lecturer in the History Department. Topics: Air Force experience, basic Training,... - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with James "Jim" Eng, 1997.
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Chinese Americans.; San Antonio (Tex.).; Food; Stores--retail; Schools--San Antonio (Tex.).; Discrimination. -
3643 Running Springs Road, San Antonio, Texas Born in China, Jim Eng came to San Antonio at age seven and spent the rest of his life in the close social and cultural setting of the Chinese-American community. The son of a Chinese grocer, Eng was a... - Oral History Collection
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- Alliance
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Alliance, docent newsletter of the Institute of Texan Cultures, 1981-1995. - Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
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- The Texican
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University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio--Newsletters. -
The Texican, staff newsletter of the Institute of Texan Cultures, 1984-1997. - Institute of Texan Cultures Publications Collection
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- Aeronca C-3 outside Modern Air Travel Incorporated hanger., Stinson Field, San Antonio, Texas, ca. 1939
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Modern Air Travel Incorporated (San Antonio, Tex.); Aeronica airplanes.; San Antonio (Tex.); Stinson Field (San Antonio, Tex.) -
Photograph shows the aircraft (built in 1936), owned by Modern Air Travel, parked outside the hanger. - General Photograph Collection
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- Lt. Chester L. Sluder beside USAAC Seversky P-35 airplane, Stinson Field, San Antonio, Texas, 1939
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Sluder, Chester L.; Airplanes Military; San Antonio (Tex.); Stinson Field (San Antonio, Tex.) -
Photograph shows Lt. Sluder (later Lt. Col. Sluder, the fourth Commanding Officer of the 325th Fighter Group during WW II) standing beside the United States Army Air Corps aircraft. - General Photograph Collection
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- Enlisted men jumping from DeHaviland DH-4s during demonstration of the feasibility of using paratroops in battle, near Brooks Field, March 29, 1929
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United States. Army. Air Corps.; Aerial photographs.; Airplanes, military.; Parachuting.; Parachute troops.; Brooks Field (Tex.) -
Photograph shows the paratroopers beginning their descent. Below tail of aircraft no. 332 is the Horn Palace on the South Loop (later Loop 13). - General Photograph Collection
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- Enlisted men jumping from DeHaviland DH-4s during demonstration of the feasibility of using paratroops in battle, near Brooks Field, March 29, 1929
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United States. Army. Air Corps.; Aerial photographs - Brooks Field (Tex.); Airplanes, military.; Parachuting.; Parachute troops. -
Photograph shows the paratroopers beginning their descent. Below tail of aircraft no. 332 is the Horn Palace on the South Loop (later Loop 13). - General Photograph Collection
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First military airplane accepted by the Army on August 2, 1909 from Wright Brothers. It was brought less than a year later to Fort Sam Houston by Lieut. B.D. Foulois, where he made six flights from old frame shed. Specification was to have a... - San Antonio Light Photograph Collection
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- The Paisano
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A digital archive of The Paisano, a student operated newspaper at the University of Texas at San Antonio. - Paisano Student Newspaper
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- El Pueblo Vol. 1, No. 08
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Mexican Americans--Texas--San Antonio--Periodicals.; San Antonio (Tex.)--Periodicals. -
Independent, community-based newspaper published by a team of volunteers and distributed in the economically poor sectors of San Antonio, Texas. The newspaper's mission was to publish news and analysis relevant to working families. A donation of... - Rare Books Collection
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- Interview with Herbert Nagatori, 1979
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Nagatori, Herbert.; Japanese Americans--Texans.;World War, 1939-1945.; San Benito (Tex.). -
San Benito, TX. Herbert Nagatori discusses his experiences during WWII, the transition of Japanese social structure from Japan to US following the war, and personal family history. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Herbert B. Wichtendahl, 1983
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Gliders.; Aeronautics, Military--United States.; World War, 1939-1945--Aerial operations, American. -
San Antonio, Texas Lt. Col. Herbert B. Wichtendahl, USAF (Retired) recounts his experiences with the Air Force glider program from its' start in 1942 until it ended just before World War II. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with George F. Rhodes, 1987
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Calhoun County (Tex.).; Port Lavaca (Tex.).; Six Mile (Tex.).; Camels--Texas.; -
Rhodes relates history of the Port Lavaca area, including the Quartermaster Depot in Indianola where camels in Texas were unloaded, and personal experiences in the Moravian-Czechoslovakian and German community where he grew up. - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Eduardo M. Garza
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Garza grew up in Laredo, Texas and enlisted in the Navy after high school. He served from 1967 to 1993 in a variety of positions, including Company Commander. Topics: Life in the Navy and his daily duties, experiences as a Company Commander - Oral History Collection
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- Interview with Doug Holden, 2009.
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Doug Holden tells of his experience in military communications security which began during World War II and the formation of Military intelligence agencies. Following his retirement, Holden describes his volunteer work, which includes teaching at... - Oral History Collection
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