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The Kuroki family in the late 1920s, Hershey, Nebraska. Ben is second one standing on the left. Younger brother Fred is first on the left.

Shosuke (Sam) and Naka Kuroki had ten children. During World War Two, brothers Fred, Bill, and Henry also joined the U.S. military service. Courtesy George Kuroki

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Kuroki shakes hands with "Tupelo Lass" ground crew member, Art Ferwerda, prior to the Ploesti, Rumania raid of August 1, 1943

Courtesy Art Ferwerda

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Zyklon B, one type of lethal gas used by the Nazis to murder people in concentration camps

Courtesy Thomas J. Dodd Papers

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Field Marshal List pleads "not guilty" at 5th Military Tribunal, Nuremberg

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Dr. Jonas Salk, inventor of the polio vaccine, in his Univ. of Pittsburgh lab, 1957

Courtesy University of Pittsburgh Digital Archives

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Ken Eddy’s Drive In, Lincoln, July 11, 1952

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Swanson’s TV Dinner packaging, 1954

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Housing was an early challenge for SAC until these apartment units were built

From the 1990 NET Television program, Cold Warriors Never Die

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General LeMay

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Poster advertising a Civil Defense training classes, 1955

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Cape Canaveral, Florida; The firing of the Thor-Able Star rocket, 1961; Missiles like this reduced warning times

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Melba Scott with Val Peterson (right), and Peterson’s assistant, Paul F. Wagner. Taken at the Operation Cue atomic bomb test site, 1955.

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Mrs. Raymond Baker and her daughters Susan (left) and Shara Lynn in the family’s basement fallout shelter, 1960

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Nebraska Educational Television’s early studio, 1954

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Cudahy Meats booth at a food show at Gold & Co. Department Store, Lincoln, NE

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Chemist pouring ammonia to be converted into ammonium nitrate for use in the manufacture of highly explosive shells, 1942

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Large trucks at Omaha Stockyards

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The Kuroki family in the late 1920s, Hershey, Nebraska. Ben is second one standing on the left. Younger brother Fred is first on the left.

Kuroki shakes hands with "Tupelo Lass" ground crew member, Art Ferwerda, prior to the Ploesti, Rumania raid of August 1, 1943

0801_0607_07vid.jpg

Zyklon B, one type of lethal gas used by the Nazis to murder people in concentration camps

Field Marshal List pleads "not guilty" at 5th Military Tribunal, Nuremberg

Dr. Jonas Salk, inventor of the polio vaccine, in his Univ. of Pittsburgh lab, 1957

Ken Eddy’s Drive In, Lincoln, July 11, 1952

Swanson’s TV Dinner packaging, 1954

0903_0202mccarthy_th.png

0903_0202truman_th.png

Housing was an early challenge for SAC until these apartment units were built

General LeMay

Poster advertising a Civil Defense training classes, 1955

Cape Canaveral, Florida; The firing of the Thor-Able Star rocket, 1961; Missiles like this reduced warning times

Melba Scott with Val Peterson (right), and Peterson’s assistant, Paul F. Wagner. Taken at the Operation Cue atomic bomb test site, 1955.

Mrs. Raymond Baker and her daughters Susan (left) and Shara Lynn in the family’s basement fallout shelter, 1960

Nebraska Educational Television’s early studio, 1954

Cudahy Meats booth at a food show at Gold & Co. Department Store, Lincoln, NE

Chemist pouring ammonia to be converted into ammonium nitrate for use in the manufacture of highly explosive shells, 1942

Large trucks at Omaha Stockyards