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Die verschiedenen Farbstoff-Photoeffekteuseum Advisory Board, had worried about our producing a script that would be unacceptable to the military or to veterans. Dick Halliona€?s position as Air Force historian and head of the Center for Air Force History and his complimentary note at the end of the day allowed me to hope we had overcome a main hurdle.