Air Force Now 241 Part 2
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The original agency catalog description reads: Audience: Air Force civilian and military personnel. Synopsis: This issue has three segments. Segment 1 takes you to the enlisted Heritage Hall at Gunter Air Force Base, Alabama. Here, more than 80 years of history is packed into one building. The displays include a salute to World War II tail gunners, a tribute to Prisoners of War and a wall of fame featuring some of today's most notable personalities who once wore stripes. Segment 2 is an anti-drug spot presented by Lou Gossett Jr. Segment 3 is a historic look at the P-51 Mustang - one of the heroes of World War II. This aircraft brought hope to a besieged England and wreaked havoc on the Luftwaffe. Purpose: Explains the Air Force mission and accomplishments.
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Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense
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