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Author Archives: Bill McIntire
Dayton’s American Indian History
Years ago, when I was 5, I remember going to the park in Newark Ohio. The park had a large embankment that my brother and I used to climb on, and after a few years as I became more observant … Continue reading
Posted in DDN and Dayton
Tagged American Indians, Native American history, Native Americans
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Wright-Patterson AFB
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base has long been a center of research and development. For years, the base was the center of both theoretical research and flight test for the Air Force. Even though flight testing is today conducted at Edwards … Continue reading
Posted in DDN and Dayton
Tagged AFMC, AFOSR, AFRL, air force, Armstrong Lab, aviation, USAF, WPAFB, Wright Field, Wright-Patt
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Cedarville University Through the Years
I have only had a short time to go through the Dayton Daily News Archive, but Bill found a folder of my Alma Mater, Cedarville University. At the time it was Cedarville College, and it was fascinating to go through … Continue reading