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After idling for six weeks as an undesirable bomber crewman, Smith more than proved himself in action over Brest, France.
When Frank X. Walker looked up the word Appalachia in a dictionary 30 years ago, he saw it was defined with the phrase “the white residents of the Appalachian mountains.” As a man of color, he said that shook him. His latest work is a children’s book, using the alphabet to identify and focus on people of color who grew up in Appalachia. It is called “A is for Affrilachia.”
All vets share some attributes of Snuffy: times we were hapless, unsure, confused. But when the time came we answered the call and offered our lives.
If you’re a military veteran, you’ve likely met an Airman Snuffy.
Dilbert comics were pulled from over 70 newspapers this week, Adams said—but what was the reason? Newsweek Fact Check assesses what happened.