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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1945

Page

3

God Is My Co-Pilot and the Battle to Bomb Tokyo

A WWII memoir fragment follows Robert Scott, West Point grad, earning wings at Kelly Field, training pilots in Panama, and joining General Chennault’s Flying Tigers premise. The narrative traces long Atlantic routes to Africa and India, misgivings over delayed combat, and crew loyalty guarding B‑17s in Karachi as they near a planned offensive that never fully materializes.

Robert Scott West Point Kelly Field Texas Mitchel Field WN. Y Panama Washington America Florida Brazil Col. C. V. Haynes Ivory Coast Togoland Cab Calloway Africa Gold Coast Kano Nigeria Vichy France Lagos Niger Natal Khartoum Sudan Chennault AVG China Chiang Kai-shek Rangoon Lashio Burma Navy Marine Corps Japan Army Central Aircraft Manufacturing Company Camco San Francisco Java Singapore Radio Tokyo Burma Road Fijichan General Chennault Flying Tigers Tokyo Karachi India Haynes Doug Equatorial Africa Sergeant Aaltonen Cobb Chad Fort Lamy El-Fasher White Nile Aden Eritrea Gara Massaua Red Sea Yemen Somaliland Gulf of Aden London Bataan Corregidor Arabia Arabian Sea Gulf of Oman Delhi Pearl Harbor Air Corps

Scoring in boxing and crowd psychology explored

Retired as fan mail discusses boxing scoring. Maj Richard Maiburn of the U S Army Signal Corps explains how personal bias shapes perception in fights. He urges eye tests for judges and referees to ensure objectivity in decisions.

Eddie Eagan New York Richard Maibaum U. S. Army Signal Corps Mr. Rice Signal Corps Photographic Center Army Combat Abe Lincoln Maj Richard Maiburn Signal Corps U. S. Army M. T. Gilden

Remarkable Three Octave Range of Lucrezia Aguari

The article notes Lucrezia Aguari born 1743 died 1783 as an Italian operatic star with a three octave range above middle C, an octave beyond the average soprano.

Lucrezia Aguiari

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