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Camp History
The Land and Foundation of Camp Howze
Development of Howze
Camp Facilities
Camp Training and Operations
Deconstruction
Camp History Bibliography
People of Howze
Soldiers of Howze
Biographies for Soldiers
Women of Howze
Attitudes Towards Women
Comics In The Howitzer
Minorities of Camp Howze
Non-Segregated Minority Service Members
Segregated Minority Service Members
Black Service Members of the Army Service Forces
Racism at Camp Howze and Beyond
Publication Black Out
Black Service Members of Camp Howze
USOs
Famous faces of Camp Howze
People of Howze Bibliography
POWs
Daily Life
The Kay Hively Gifts
The Morrison Milling Co.
Anti/Pro-Nazi Conflict
Returning to Gainesville
POW Bibliography
Howze and North Texas
Saint Jo
Local Businesses
Population Growth
Housing Crisis
Howzeville
Howze and North Texas Bibliography
Historical Memory
In Education
In Media
In the Community
Oral Histories
Historical Memory Bibliography
Credits
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The Wolf - “I Feel So Much Safer, Sitting Near A Soldier”
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The Wolf - “I Feel So Much Safer, Sitting Near A Soldier”
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The Wolf - “I Feel So Much Safer, Sitting Near A Soldier”