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The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire: Those Who Lived To Tell The Tale!

Posted on July 27, 2021 by The Chronicles of History

“I was choking. The fire was in the hall… I put my muff around my head tightly and I ran right through the fire. The fur caught on fire. When we got down stairs they kept us in the hall… Not the street, because the bodies were falling down. I saw one woman jump and get caught on a hook on the 6th floor and watched how a fireman saved her.” – Rose Hauser

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Shot Down Over France – The Story Of U.S Flight Officer Charles Yeager (March 5th, 1944)

Posted on March 28, 2021 by The Chronicles of History

Strapped into his P-51 fighter, Charles Yeager was ready for his mission to attack targets in the Bordeaux area of France. He was twenty-one years old and already had three months’ experience in combat managing to shoot down two German aircraft. On this day his luck was to change. He occupied the “tail end Charlie” position of his four-plane flight.

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