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Myers, Leroy Segment 7
They had to break the monotony.
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Myers, Leroy Segment 8
Sometime in the spring of 2004 [Annotator's Note: Myers means 1944] there was a Japanese, who Myers thought had been educated in the United St
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Myers, Leroy Segment 9
The Japanese split the camp up again.
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Myrick, Thomas Back to Civilian Life
Prior to his military experience, Thomas Myrick had little concern about the future.
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Myrick, Thomas Being an Asset to Society
After college, Thomas Myrick took a job in Shreveport, Louisiana with the U.S.
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Myrick, Thomas Early Life
Thomas Myrick was born in November 1927 in Monroe, Louisiana and lived there on and off during his early childhood.
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Myrick, Thomas Enlistment and Training
Perhaps because Barksdale Air Force Base was in his hometown of Bossier City, Louisiana, Thomas Myrick followed Doolittle's [Annotator's
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Myrick, Thomas Yeoman to the Chaplains
After boot training, Thomas Myrick underwent extensive testing, and was selected for yeoman's school.
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Nacey, Ed A Good Life
[Annotator's Note: Edward Nacey retired from the US Air Force in August 1974.] In the service, all of your decisions are made for you.
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Nacey, Ed Becoming a Navigator
[Annotator's Note: Edward Nacey joined the US Army Air Forces and was sent to California in 1943.] He was so excited.
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Nacey, Ed Bombing Then Saving Berlin
Edward Nacey flew a lot of missions to bomb bridges, railroad yards, and marshaling yards. Most of his missions were strategic bombing.
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Nacey, Ed D-Day Mission
[Annotator's Note: On 5 June 1944, Edward Nacey and his crew were briefed about their mission for D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy, Fran