Lt. Alexander Bonnyman, Jr. was buried in Knoxville, TN September 27th, 2015. It was 72 years after he was credited with securing a vital island in Tarawa for use as a landing field in the Pacific. His body was returned as part of the largest such recovery in U.S. history, carried out by a privately funded independent organization, History Flight. The story will follow the research of a professional journalist, Clay Bonnyman Evans, the grandson of Lt. Bonnyman, who has written a book to be released July 3, 2018.
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Lt. Alexander Bonnyman, Jr. was buried in Knoxville, TN September 27th, 2015. It was 72 years after he was credited with securing a vital island in Tarawa for use as a landing field in the Pacific. His body was returned …
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Jackson High School opened to students in the Fall of 1930 beginning a span of 40 years of remarkable teachers. Graduates were encouraged to tell stories of these educators, using their iPhones, in a 15 minute documentary produced by New …
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