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Pope, Everett War’s End and Postwar Life
[Annotator’s Note: The interview is outside, so there is background noise throughout this clip.] After his mission on Peleliu [Annotator's Not
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Popham, Donald Doing His Part for the War Effort
Donald Popham found it gratifying to know that he was playing a part in getting all those fine Boeing ships in the air.
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Popham, Donald Early Life and the Start of a Career
Donald Popham was born in Alvadore, Oregon.
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Popham, Donald Rationing, Recreation and Restrictions
After Donald Popham married and moved out of the boarding house, he found it difficult to find cigarettes because of the rationing.
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Popham, Donald Reflections
Although Donald Popham loved the mechanics of building planes, he did not stay in the aircraft industry after the war.
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Popham, Donald Staying Abreast of Wartime Events
Before he got married, Donald Popham tried to enlist, but failed the physical because of his eyesight.
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Popham, Donald The Effects of Pearl Harbor on the Boeing Plant
On Sunday, 7 December 1941, Donald Popham was in a movie theater when the demand flashed on the screen for all military personnel to report to the
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Popham, Donald Working at the Boeing Corporation
Donald Popham wanted to be out on the field so he put in his application for work on an engine crew.
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Porche, Albert A Typical Day in Theater
Albert Porche began his typical day as a fighter armorer by having breakfast and then going to look on the board where the flight assignments were
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Porche, Albert Airmen without Airplanes
Albert Porche and the 99th Fighter Squadron landed in North Africa.
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Porche, Albert Becoming an Airman
Albert Porche learned to take Army life as it came. He was in Jackson, Mississippi after his enlistment.
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Porche, Albert Early Life
Albert Porche was born in Houma, Louisiana in 1922. He has spent his life in Houma except for during the war.