this is just going to roll, there s nothing specific. enjoy this as we discussed, this is a wonderful new book that is come out, april 21st, something good to read in this time and just to do a quick introduction, doctor is an associate professor of history at texas will woman s university which home of the national archive. and it s very special to talk about her journey to getting the pup under book to publication. and it s something i m fascinated by, how did you get started on this topic, when did you learn about it and what hooked to win. that s a great question, thank you so much for having me in talking with me today. i would like to show this picture but this is the moment in time where i met carol and with all the aviation people to know that he was on the coolest either. and from oklahoma in june of 1993, i went by myself and could not get any friends to go with and somebody pointed out the fact that curtis was in the shade of the hanger over there and like i wi
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