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A life of service: In ‘The Best Years of Our Lives,’ Richard Bryan reflects on a long career in politics in an ever-changing state
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A life of service: In ‘The Best Years of Our Lives,’ Richard Bryan reflects on a long career in politics in an ever-changing state
The Best Years of Our Lives, a 1946 film that won seven Academy Awards, begins as a trio of World War II combat veterans has hitched a ride to their small hometown on a defanged B-17 Flying Fortress bomber being flown to an airplane junkyard. Like the men themselves, the propeller-driven plane—having performed its duty admirably but sidelined by jet technology—was being disposed of. As they near home, the three crowd into the B-17’s nose where t…
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