Box 1
Contains 59 Results:
Photograph of choir, 1943 Nov 11
This choir was led and directed by Sam Singer.
Photographs of Jewish activities, circa 1942-1945
This collection is comprised of 11 official Navy photographs showing Jewish activities, such as Hanukkah and Passover celebrations, held for Jewish military members and their families at the U.S. Naval Training Station, Newport, RI, 1942-1945. Also included is a program from their 1942 Hanukah service.
Unpublished writings on U.S. military, naval warfare and space exploration subjects, 1966 - 1969
Writings, addresses, letters, etc., relating to the United States military, naval air power, modern warfare and space exploration. Hartford, Connecticut, 1966–1970.
Freedom of Space, 1966
Writings, addresses, letters, etc., relating to the United States military, naval air power, modern warfare and space exploration. Hartford, Connecticut, 1966–1970.
Space Exploration, 1969
Writings, addresses, letters, etc., relating to the United States military, naval air power, modern warfare and space exploration. Hartford, Connecticut, 1966–1970.
Science & Government in War & Peace, 1966
Writings, addresses, letters, etc., relating to the United States military, naval air power, modern warfare and space exploration. Hartford, Connecticut, 1966–1970.
The Innovation of the Carrier Task Force Doctrine, 1967 Oct 28
An address by Eugene E. Wilson, Honorary Life Member, Connecticut Aeronautical Historical Association, prepared for delivery at the Third Annual Meeting of Northeast Aero Historians at Schenectady, New York.
The Great TFX Mystery or What Goes on in the Pentagon?, circa 1966-1969
Writings, addresses, letters, etc., relating to the United States military, naval air power, modern warfare and space exploration. Hartford, Connecticut, 1966–1970.
Whether we Live or Die, 1969 Jun 9
Commencement address for the Manlius School.
Engineering the Humanities: A Philosophy of Power, circa 1966-1969
Writings, addresses, letters, etc., relating to the United States military, naval air power, modern warfare and space exploration. Hartford, Connecticut, 1966–1970.