Oral history interview with Rene Muhl, 2007 November 15.

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Oral history interview with Rene Muhl, 2007 November 15.

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Interview with Col. Rene Muhl, an Air Force veteran of the First Gulf War and UNT graduate student, concerning her memories of "military brat' childhood; education at North Texas State University and participation in protests against Vietnam War; teaching career at Tarrant County College; decision to join U.S. Air Force and attend Officer Candidate School; earning of officer's commission in 1979 and assignment to field of munitions; Air Force career, including service at multiple bases stateside and overseas; experiences with sexism in USAF; wartime experience; attendance at Air War College; retirement and return to graduate school to pursue master's in sculpting. Appendix consists of photocopies of the program for the "Retirement Ceremony for Colonel Rene M. Muhl," (four leaves).

76, [5] leaves ; 29 cm.

University of North Texas Library, UNT

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University of North Texas Library, UNT

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