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WILLIAMSBURG — Williamsburg resident and retired U.S. Air Force pilot Charles Ullestad published a book in May sharing the story of his life in a family of…
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WILLIAMSBURG — Williamsburg resident and retired U.S. Air Force pilot Charles Ullestad published a book in May sharing the story of his life in a family of…
At the height of World War II, scientists in the U. S. raced to build a nuclear weapon before Germany. One of the first stages of this race, the harnessing of nuclear energy, took place beneath the grandstand of a football field in Chicago.
Friday Jan 8, 2021 at 10:36 AM Jan 8, 2021 at 10:36 AM “And if it looks like we were scared to death/ Like a couple of kids just tryin’ to save each other/ You should’ve seen it in color.” Jamey Johnson’s award-winning 2008 hit “In Color” - a song about looking back at old black and white photos from World War II and beyond - was actually first inspired by old shots shown at Nashville’s annual BMI Awards. The song’s co-writer, Lee Thomas Miller, brought up the photos in a conversation with Jamey Johnson. A lightbulb immediately went off for both so...
“And if it looks like we were scared to death/ Like a couple of kids just tryin’ to save each other/ You should’ve seen it in color.”Jamey Johnson’s award-winning 2008 hit “In Color” - a song about looking back at old black and white photos from World War II and beyond - was actually first inspired by old shots shown at Nashville’s annual BMI Awards.The song’s co-writer, Lee Thomas Miller, brought up the photos in a conversation