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- This man had a dream and the dream became stone. (0.8549) (Q15431)
- Washington was a pioneer who broke open a road for others to follow. (0.8284) (Q15430)
- And its founder Booker T. (0.8284) (Q15429)
- Deep inside Alabama is a famous school called the Tuskegee Institute. (0.8554) (Q15428)
- Transitional segment 3 (Q15427)
- the army decided to try an experiment to see if another group of men would have what it takes to fly into fight. (0.8638) (Q15426)
- so while in Montgomery they trained to the thousands just a few miles away (0.8638) (Q15425)
- Every available pilot was needed to fill his role (0.8638) (Q15424)
- Or B20 nines in the Pacific? (0.8638) (Q15423)
- To be a fighter to fly B 20 fours over Europe. (0.8123) (Q15422)
- more than 10000 all totaled and such with the urgency of the times that while one class graduated another would be taking off overhead. (0.8507) (Q15421)
- A new class of basic air cadets shipped out every 10 weeks (0.8507) (Q15420)
- So many. In fact the disguise about Montgomery were said to be the busiest in the world. (0.8658) (Q15419)
- And there were thousands of them here. (0.7401) (Q15418)
- Physically and mentally of young American manhood. (0.7401) (Q15417)
- They were among the cream of the crop. (0.8185) (Q15416)
- navigators bombardiers Gunners and other flight engineers. (0.8185) (Q15415)
- By operational training we're talking about the training of pilots (0.8185) (Q15414)
- Ace Maxwell was the headquarters for all operational training to the east of the 42nd parallel in the United States. (0.8185) (Q15413)
- Montgomery became the starting point for many of would be World War Two. (0.8185) (Q15412)
- With that operation in full swing (0.8185) (Q15411)
- the tactical school had been replaced with a flight training center at Maxwell and her sister base Gunner Army Airfield. (0.8359) (Q15410)
- By the early stages of World War Two (0.8359) (Q15409)
- escorting bombers into Germany and two other theaters of operation. (0.8359) (Q15408)
- To fight off any attacking pursuit from enemy aircraft and it turned out that Shinault was right and we later in the war went to pursuit (0.8359) (Q15407)
- The bomber boys maintained that bombers could fly high enough and fast enough and were armed sufficiently enough. (0.8093) (Q15406)
- which was a source of controversy here at the tax cool guys like Claire Chennault maintained that pursuit air planes were still needed to escort bombers deep into enemy territories. (0.8093) (Q15405)
- along with the idea of high altitude daylight precision bombing (0.8093) (Q15404)
- One of the things was that was developed here at the Airport Tactical School as the industrial fiber theory of bombing (0.8093) (Q15403)
- In the Second World War. (0.9321) (Q15402)
- He and his fellow officers were developing crucial air war strategy that would shape the Allied attack. (0.8141) (Q15401)
- But Chenaults accomplishments didn't stop with aerial acrobatics. (0.8141) (Q15400)
- Well that's written about the three men on the flying trapeze that was formed right here at Maxwell Air Force Base. (0.8141) (Q15399)
- They float through the air with the greatest of ease. (0.8141) (Q15398)
- You probably heard their song. (0.8141) (Q15397)
- They were flying Pete Wells with open cockpits and doing some things at that time that you see the Thunderbirds do today. (0.8141) (Q15396)
- they were called three men on a flying trapeze. (0.7793) (Q15395)
- A forerunner to today's Thunderbirds (0.7793) (Q15394)
- He created the world's first close formation aerial demonstration team. (0.8365) (Q15393)
- a major at Maxwell in the 1930s. (0.8365) (Q15392)
- One such officer was the famous Claire Chennault (0.8365) (Q15391)
- We're trained here at maximum. (0.7472) (Q15390)
- Most of the senior officers in the Army Air Forces. (0.8544) (Q15389)
- Most of the theory that ultimately was translated into strategy by the Army Air Forces in World War Two had its origin here at Max. (0.8544) (Q15388)
- In addition to that it was a think tank. (0.8951) (Q15387)
- It was the only advanced school for Army Air officers. (0.8808) (Q15386)
- It was two things at Maxwell. (0.8808) (Q15385)
- of the philosophes that led to the Air Force becoming a separate service in 1947. (0.8522) (Q15384)
- being the foundation if you will (0.8522) (Q15383)
- philosophy and many of the tactics and procedures that lead us to victory in the skies of Europe and in the Pacific during the Second World War really ended up (0.8522) (Q15382)
