In 1941, I was an instructor pilot at Cochran Field in Macon, Ga. Several of the instructors took our cadets on cross-country flights and usually we went to Anderson.
When we arrived at the airport, a lot of the residents of Anderson came to see the planes land.
Most of the residents brought drinks, sandwiches and cookies. It was a really nice experience. During this time all of the cadets were British and your hospitality made them feel most welcome. Thank you for being so nice to all of us.
G.T. Myers, Hartwell, Ga.
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