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Oral history interview of Cecil A. Alexander, part two of two
- Description:
- In part two of this two-part interview, Cecil Alexander describes his feelings about his wartime service, the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan, and his Distinguished Flying Cross. He discusses his views on the conflict in Iraq. Cecil Alexander was a U.S. Marine Corps pilot in the Pacific Theatre during World War II. Solomon IslandsGuadalcanalUnited StatesFloridaJacksonville, Naval Air StationGeorgiaAtlanta Metropolitan AreaNorth CarolinaCherry Point
- Display date:
- 2004-07-07
- Location:
- Solomon Islands
- Format:
- moving image
- Collections:
- Digital Public Library of America
- Contributors:
- Atlanta History Center
- Content partner:
- Atlanta History Center
- Availability:
- Not specified
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