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A few black history months ago I bumped into a showcase of documents Tuskegee airmen, including flight/ bombing plans on northern Italy. My late father had a close encounter with an aviator in one such eposode, of which he shared vivid remembrance. In which facility can I find those documents to learn more? I tried looking in your online DB but records are scattered and not identified other than by military designators. Thanks!

No, I don't. I might have not explained myself, LOL. My father was not the bomber, but the one who got the bombs dropped on as a boy. Actually not bombs in that particular case, but a good strafing. I only know ground coordinates, and the likely membership of the aviator to the famed airmen's group. To gather more data I should've done this before my dad died 😣. But I will start with the hub, many thanks!!!

I produce about one trashcan a year (perhaps 10kg or so), plus recycling. A jar seems to me a really difficult objective! but 10kg, compared to the average American ~750kg, is already a game changer, and everyone can do it. How can we lobby for legislative incentives to minimize undifferentiated trash?

Many Tlthanks!!! I do doubt the report would say outright: X cows dead and one (1) schoolboy driven to jump in a manure pile for concealement. But even just finding any kind documentary evidence regarding my father's reminiscence would be awesome!

It is, at least for short term, for example novello. It's a matter of market. As a child in Italy, I rarely bought table wine bottled, just wine for presents/specialty (champagne, etc). We would go to preferred wineries once in a while and buy a demijons, then we'd spend a couple hours bottling and managing the cellar. Nowadays the same wineries/merchants can bottle your selection on order ("just in time" logistics). Of course the glass is washed and reused (not recycled): bring back x cases of empty, buy x cases of nouveau