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A collision at one hundred meters height in which neither he nor the man who ran into him saw the other until too late." He was buried next day with full mili- tary honors in the beautiful American Cemetery of ChSteauroux.
Goodwin graduated with honors from Andover in 1912: and, after four happy, conscientious years, from Yale..
He spent a year at the Harvard Law School, but inter- rupted his course to enter the American Field Service on June 25, 191 7. He was sent out to Section Sixty-nine and... spent the summer near Verdun, evacuating wounded from the famous posts of Bras and Vacherauville. In October he enlisted in the American Air Service. En- US GEORGE WAITE GOODWIN tering immediately upon his period of apprenticeship he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant on May 15, 1918, and had advanced so rapidly in training that in the words of Lieutenant Fitts, "he promised to be the first to get through." For his work at the French aviation school of ChSteauroux, upon recommendation of the commander, he received the medal of the Ligue Aero- mautique de France as one of the most meritorious pupils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A collision at one hundred meters height in which neither he nor the man who ran into him saw the other until too late." He was buried next day with full mili- tary honors in the beautiful American Cemetery of ChSteauroux.
Goodwin graduated with honors from Andover in 1912: and, after four happy, conscientious years, from Yale..
He spent a year at the Harvard Law School, but inter- rupted his course to enter the American Field Service on June 25, 191 7. He was sent out to Section Sixty-nine and... spent the summer near Verdun, evacuating wounded from the famous posts of Bras and Vacherauville. In October he enlisted in the American Air Service. En- US GEORGE WAITE GOODWIN tering immediately upon his period of apprenticeship he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant on May 15, 1918, and had advanced so rapidly in training that in the words of Lieutenant Fitts, "he promised to be the first to get through." For his work at the French aviation school of ChSteauroux, upon recommendation of the commander, he received the medal of the Ligue Aero- mautique de France as one of the most meritorious pupils.
What to read after Memorial volume of the American Field Service in France, "friends of France", 1914-1917;?
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