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General George C. Kenney: Pioneer of Aerial Warfare Strategy and Tactics in World War II’s Pacific TheaterWorld War II | 0 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post
Kenney went on to command the new Strategic Air Command as well as the Air Force’s Air University at Maxwell Field, Ala. After his retirement, he hosted a documentary television series about military air power. George Kenney died August 9, 1977, at Bay Harbor Islands, Fla. Subscribe Today
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            Tags: 20th - 21st Century, Aerial Combat, Airborne Operations, Historical Conflicts, Historical Figures, Military Technology, World War II
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