The idea of the United States having to create an infrastructure to defend itself from possible aerial attacks on its homeland did not become a front-burner issue until the mid-1930s. Several factors brought the possibility to the forefront. Most prominent was the development of larger, longer-range aircraft capable of executing bombing strikes from long distances,Continue reading “Air raid wardens bolstered civil defense effort on the home front during World War II”
Sam Gnerre looks at the way we were in the South Bay
