Cushing , Harvey Williams Continuing on his success with the navy , Curtiss began work on flying boats . ... submarine aircraft , the NavyCurtiss ( NC ) series was developed for the war to protect American shipping in the Atlantic .
Robertson , James ROBERTSON , JAMES ( 1742-1814 ) a James Robertson , the " Father of Tennessee " and founder of Nashville , was born in Brunswick County , Virginia , on June 28 , 1742 , to John and Mary Gower Robertson .
On the other hand, LePlant's dishonesty and nasty disposition make him an unappetizing hero—despite his ... while sitting on the edge of a building. Hero (1992). To regain his identity, Quaid (Arnold Schwarzenegger) must embark on.
... 172 Ticotin, Rachel 156 Timmer, Nicole 56–57 Titanic (1997) 74, 79, 105 Tombstone (1993) 159, 177–82, 183, 247n3, ... 94–96, 98, 133, 137, 140, 141, 145, 147, 148, 149, 151, 157, 245n15, 245n16 Wayans, Damon 49, 145 Wayne, John 7, ...
Though the horrors of war were very real to Hornberger , causing him to later coin the phrases " meatball surgery " and " par surgery , " which summed up the brusque yet effective lifesaving techniques practiced in the field , he was ...
Presents the lives and accomplishments of over a thousand Americans who were involved in the country's wars from the Revolutionary War to the present, including photographer Ansel Adams, nurse Dorothea Dix, and actor Danny Glover.
This book focuses on the impact women and children had during WWII. Jobs were vacated by men going off to war. Women filled these jobs and also new ones that were created by products that were now in demand by the military.
Home Front Heroes: Evansville and the Tri-State in WWII