Great Plains Warriors of World War II: Air Bases and Plants Built for War: Nebraska's Contribution to Winning the War

Focusing on Army Air Force Bases in Nebraska during World War II, this book combines compelling stories and rare photographs of structures that have largely disappeared. It highlights the contributions of America's Greatest Generation and features the production of the Martin B-26 and B-29 Superfortress at Fort Crook. Additionally, it explores the 509th Composite Group's role in the atomic bombings and sheds light on the German and Italian POW camps, revealing how these prisoners aided agricultural efforts to support troops and civilians globally.