it s on it s on television. so you need to be on the microphone. so, yeah, i have. yeah, that s okay. we ll just we ll sing a song or something while you re getting back there. not a big deal. oh. see. oh, you re doing great right there. okay, now, official, i guess my question is for kevin. in your book, you talk about the magic number of 25 missions. my father was a b 17 copilot, also stationed thorpe abbotts, but he yeah with the 100th bomb group and he got england at the end of 44 and 45. so 25 missions that you talked about was 1943. and my father, 35 missions. and i m wondering what changed where they requiring more later or did he just choose to stay on and not get out after 25. do you think they were more later as the as war progressed and what were the gentlemen s question before us as the americans started to dominate the air that the number of missions went up jimmy doolittle when he shows up and takes over the eighth air force, he changes tactics. so the p-51 used
i am first stephanie mcdaniel and i am professor of english and the graduate dean at jackson state university. and welcome to our panel entitled world war two from the air. the sponsor for this panel is the university of southern mississippi dell center for the study of war and society, with representatives for our sponsor. please stand at this time. let s thank our sponsors. moderator for this session is marshal ramsey marshal a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as a mississippi. today s editor at large, he is also host of a weekly statewide radio program and a television program on mississippi public broadcasting. and marshall is the author of several books. he is a two time pulitzer finalist and was named a top 100 employee of gannett. marshall, take it away. thanks. yeah. a couple of housekeeping notes. if you do not turn off your phone, i will draw a cartoon about you. and it it will not be ready just to let you know th
and i am professor of english and the graduate dean at jackson state university. and welcome to our panel entitled world war two from the air. the sponsor for this panel is the university of southern mississippi dell center for the study of war and society, with representatives for our sponsor. please stand at this time. let s thank our sponsors. moderator for this session is marshal ramsey marshal a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as a mississippi. today s editor at large, he is also host of a weekly statewide radio program and a television program on mississippi public broadcasting. and marshall is the author of several books. he is a two time pulitzer finalist and was named a top 100 employee of gannett. marshall, take it away. thanks. yeah. a couple of housekeeping notes. if you do not turn off your phone, i will draw a cartoon about you. and it it will not be ready just to let you know that. and also, two of them, tom
i am first stephanie mcdaniel and i am professor of english and the graduate dean at jackson state university. and welcome to our panel entitled world war two from the air. the sponsor for this panel is the university of southern mississippi dell center for the study of war and society, with representatives for our sponsor. please stand at this time. let s thank our sponsors. moderator for this session is marshal ramsey marshal a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as a mississippi. today s editor at large, he is also host of a weekly statewide radio program and a television program on mississippi public broadcasting. and marshall is the author of several books. he is a two time pulitzer finalist and was named a top 100 employee of gannett. marshall, take it away. thanks. yeah. a couple of housekeeping notes. if you do not turn off your phone, i will draw a cartoon about you. and it it will not be ready just to let you know th
and i am professor of english and the graduate dean at jackson state university. and welcome to our panel entitled world war two from the air. the sponsor for this panel is the university of southern mississippi dell center for the study of war and society, with representatives for our sponsor. please stand at this time. let s thank our sponsors. moderator for this session is marshal ramsey marshal a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as a mississippi. today s editor at large, he is also host of a weekly statewide radio program and a television program on mississippi public broadcasting. and marshall is the author of several books. he is a two time pulitzer finalist and was named a top 100 employee of gannett. marshall, take it away. thanks. yeah. a couple of housekeeping notes. if you do not turn off your phone, i will draw a cartoon about you. and it it will not be ready just to let you know that. and also, two of them, tom