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    A Radioman's Journey Through World War II: And His Cartoons That Told The Story
    A Radioman's Journey Through World War II: And His Cartoons That Told The Story
    A Radioman's Journey Through World War II: And His Cartoons That Told The Story
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    A Radioman's Journey Through World War II: And His Cartoons That Told The Story

    By MILTON Ambrose LOCKETT and Sharon Marshall Lockett

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    This is a national treasure. Milt’s cartoons changed the world. They brought hope and humor to war-weary American soldiers. They bring to mind a time in our past when Americans united to protect and preserve our freedom.

    --Dr. Kogee Thomas, Administrator Emeritus, University of California, Irvine

    Seventy-five years ago

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLockett Learning Systems
    Release dateJan 31, 2020
    ISBN9781931001427
    A Radioman's Journey Through World War II: And His Cartoons That Told The Story

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