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hoshicow asked:
CORTNER
CORTNER
hilary b asked:
i want to find this person Justin Wilkerson, that is in the Lexington Correctional Facility in Oklahoma.
SAUTER
i want to find this person Justin Wilkerson, that is in the Lexington Correctional Facility in Oklahoma.
SAUTER
wolfgirl asked:
what is the term for these people?
WISCOUNT
what is the term for these people?
WISCOUNT
Oct
27
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tamara s asked:
i need an answer now. i have a project to do.
Thanks!
SANDEFUR
i need an answer now. i have a project to do.
Thanks!
SANDEFUR
Aug
02
Nicole asked:
what is a turning point in tthe war?
SINGLETERRY
what is a turning point in tthe war?
SINGLETERRY
Apr
25
bittersweet asked:
and contributed to the final American victory.
does anybody know?
My teacher didn’t teach us this, and he’s assigning us a project with this question. It’s not in my textbook either. Thanks in advance.
PIPHO
and contributed to the final American victory.
does anybody know?
My teacher didn’t teach us this, and he’s assigning us a project with this question. It’s not in my textbook either. Thanks in advance.
PIPHO
Mar
01
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kvilledave asked:
I have an original Navy recruiting poster from 1973 showing Don Garlits with his dragster posing on the flight deck of the USS Lexington aircraft carrier. It appears the deck is constructed of wood. I would like confirmation on this from a reliable source.
Addendum: Aircraft carriers initially had wooden decks, but this was phased out some time after the Korean War, but possibly not across the board all at once. Rather it would have been ship-by-ship. 1973 was a transitional period for the Navy.
BOW
I have an original Navy recruiting poster from 1973 showing Don Garlits with his dragster posing on the flight deck of the USS Lexington aircraft carrier. It appears the deck is constructed of wood. I would like confirmation on this from a reliable source.
Addendum: Aircraft carriers initially had wooden decks, but this was phased out some time after the Korean War, but possibly not across the board all at once. Rather it would have been ship-by-ship. 1973 was a transitional period for the Navy.
BOW
