Sarah `Betty' Herbert, Worked in Air Control Tower During Wwii
Portland Press Herald › April 23, 2005
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Sarah "Betty" Herbert, who served in the Women's Air Corp division of the U.S. Army during World War II, died Friday. She was 84.
A corporal, she worked as a statistician in an air control tower in Philadelphia, plotting planes flying domestically and heading overseas. During the war, she met Thomas Herbert, an electrician in the Navy. They married in Philadelphia in 1944.See the full content of this document
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Sarah `Betty' Herbert, Worked in Air Control Tower During Wwii
After the war, the couple moved to Munjoy Hill in Portland, where Thomas Herbert had grown up. They lived in...
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