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Charlie Mutschler

February 11, 2001 09:52PM

Not yet. Though I seriously considered doing a doctoral dissertation in History on the war-time operations of the WP&Y. Practicality dictated a subject requiring less travel, and I did a history of the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific instead. If I ever get done converting my dissertation on the BA&P into a book, and if someone else hasn't undertaken a book on the WP&Y and 770th ROB, I might revisit the idea. Good question - *is* anyone working on the wartime WP&Y as a book project?
Charlie

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WP&Y during WWII	Jason Jaquith	February 11, 2001 07:24PM
Re: WP&Y during WWII	Charlie Mutschler	February 11, 2001 09:52PM
Re: WP&Y during WWII	Bruce Pryor	February 12, 2001 06:56AM
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