it was kind of a transition for the pilots, especially Max: This is early in the war, and we are an emerging nation and the pilots came from all walks of life. They learned to fly and the water tank was a good thing to read. They knew where they were in the States. They didn't really have all the

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Lancaster County Historical Society Oral History Project Interviewee: Harris C. Arnold Interviewer: Tom Roy Date Recorded: Transcriber: Philip L. Moyer Date Transcribed: March 24, 2006 I: My name is Tom Roy and we’re doing a Lancaster County oral history interview and talking to Harris C. Arnold

Lancaster County Historical Society Oral History Project Interviewee: Lester Herr Interviewer: Tom Roy Date Recorded: Transcriber: Philip Moyer Date Transcribed: March 23, 2006 I: My name is Tom Roy, and I’m talking again this time to another person about April firsts in Lancaster County. This is a

Lancaster County Historical Society Oral History Project Interviewee: Wilmer Eshelman Interviewer: Mike Frey Place: Date: Transcriber: Warren Metzger Date of Transcription: 05/27/2006 Edited by: N: Wilmer Eshelman on farming. Interviewer, Mike Frey. Ok, Mr. Eshelman, would you like to start by