The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Roger G. Anderson. When Anderson finished high school in 1943, he entered the Army Air Forces and trained initially at Miami Beach, Florida, then at Laredo, Texas, for gunnery school. Anderson describes the training involved at gunnery school and shares a few anecdotes. In July, 1944, Anderson and crew headed overseas. they were assigned to the 19th Bomb Squadron, 22nd Bomb Group, 5th Air Force. His squadron was nicknamed the Silver Fleet. To begin with, he was stationed in New Guinea and flew aome missions there. Eventually, his unit was assigned to Tacloban, bu teh area was too muddy for an airbase, so his unt was statioend at Angaur. From there, his unit evenually moved up to Clark Field on Luzon. In August, 1945, Anderson went home on leave after completing 48 missions. He anticipated being trained in B-29s, but the war ended while he was home on furlough and he got discharged in October, 1945. He used the G.I. Bill to go to college and eventually had a career as a teacher in Illinois.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Roger G. Anderson. When Anderson finished high school in 1943, he entered the Army Air Forces and trained initially at Miami Beach, Florida, then at Laredo, Texas, for gunnery school. Anderson describes the training involved at gunnery school and shares a few anecdotes. In July, 1944, Anderson and crew headed overseas. they were assigned to the 19th Bomb Squadron, 22nd Bomb Group, 5th Air Force. His squadron was nicknamed the Silver Fleet. To begin with, he was stationed in New Guinea and flew aome missions there. Eventually, his unit was assigned to Tacloban, bu teh area was too muddy for an airbase, so his unt was statioend at Angaur. From there, his unit evenually moved up to Clark Field on Luzon. In August, 1945, Anderson went home on leave after completing 48 missions. He anticipated being trained in B-29s, but the war ended while he was home on furlough and he got discharged in October, 1945. He used the G.I. Bill to go to college and eventually had a career as a teacher in Illinois.

This report looks at how the debate over family planning within the U.S. is spilling over to U.S.-funded family planning programs abroad.

We outline the many physics opportunities offered by a multi-purpose fixed-target experiment using the proton and lead-ion beams of the LHC extracted by a bent crystal. In a proton run with the LHC 7-TeV beam, one can analyze pp, pd and pA collisions at center-of-mass energy {radical}s{sub NN} {approx_equal} 115 GeV and even higher using the Fermi motion of the nucleons in a nuclear target. In a lead run with a 2.76 TeV-per-nucleon beam, {radical}s{sub NN} is as high as 72 GeV. Bent crystals can be used to extract about 5 x 10{sup 8} protons/sec; the integrated luminosity over a year reaches 0.5 fb{sup -1} on a typical 1 cm-long target without nuclear species limitation. We emphasize that such an extraction mode does not alter the performance of the collider experiments at the LHC. By instrumenting the target-rapidity region, gluon and heavy-quark distributions of the proton and the neutron can be accessed at large x and even at x larger than unity in the nuclear case. Single diffractive physics and, for the first time, the large negative-xF domain can be accessed. The nuclear target-species versatility provides a unique opportunity to study nuclear matter versus the features of the hot and …

Photograph taken of Anna Maria Horsford posing for a photo with an unidentified woman.

Photograph taken of Anna Maria Horsford posing for a photo with an unidentified woman.

Photograph taken of Anna Maria Horsford posing for a photo with an unidentified woman.

Photograph taken of Anna Maria Horsford posing for a photo with an unidentified woman.

Photograph taken of Curtis King and Anna Maria Horsford posing together in front of stage.

Photograph taken of Curtis King and Anna Maria Horsford posing together for a photo.

Photograph taken of Curtis King and Anna Maria Horsford posing together for a photo.

Photograph taken of Curtis King and Anna Maria Horsford posing together for a photo.

Photograph taken of Curtis King and Anna Maria Horsford posing together for a photo.

Photograph taken of Curtis King and Anna Maria Horsford posing together for a photo.

Photograph taken of Curtis King hugging an unidentified woman.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.

Photograph taken of Curtis King on stage with a group of performers.