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Race, John "Jack Race" Closing Thoughts
John T. "Jack" Race thinks the greatest impact on aviation from the technological advances in the war was the jet engine.
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Race, John "Jack Race" Flying De Guingand
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Race, John "Jack Race" Flying for the British
John T. "Jack" Race received his commission in February 1943.
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Race, John "Jack Race" Flying His Hero Across Country
Once when John T.
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Race, John "Jack Race" Flying to the German Surrender
John T. "Jack" Race was already flying for the British High Command [Annotator's Note: British 21st Army Group].
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Race, John "Jack Race" Memories
[Annotator's Note: The interviewer tells John T.
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Race, John "Jack Race" Personal Pilot for Montgomery
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Race, John "Jack Race" Postwar Pilot Life
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Race, John "Jack Race" Prewar Life to Pilot
John T. "Jack" Race was born Crystal Lake, Pennsylvania in May 1921. He grew up there.
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Race, John "Jack Race" Returning Home
John T. "Jack" Race came back to the United states almost immediately. He spent several months enjoying being home.
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Race, John "Jack Race" Training Afghan Airline Pilots
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Race, John "Jack Race" War Books and Church
John T. "Jack" Race had a flight to the surrender of the Germans [Annotator's Note: on 8 May 1945].