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The Little Colonel That Could: Mary Hallaren and the Fight for Women in the Military

During World War II, 350,000 women volunteered for the armed forces. After the war ended, government and military leaders were ready to return them to their domestic roles. But one woman had other ideas.

The first female Navy gunnery officer was an Asian woman who joined during WWII

Nebraska WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday with helicopter ride

The ride in a helicopter, piloted by Larry Geiger of Lincoln-based Helicopter Services, came after Bob Reisser took a guided tour of the SAC Museum. The B-17, B-29 and B-36

10 Things You Might Not Know About Julia Child

Julia Child is known by most for being a pioneering chef, television personality, and cookbook author. She starred in eight television cooking series and

Meet Melva Simon, the 105-year-old World War II veteran from Mt Pleasant

Melva Simon never sat still. The Mt. Pleasant native served as a Navy secretary during World War II, co-ran an orchard, raised a family, co-taught premarital classes at her church and kept up with a myriad of hobbies. “Don’t tell her she can’t do something,” Melvajo Bennett, Simon’s daughter, said.

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