Jack Johnson, Nimrod Johnson

Black Civilians Tuskegee Army Airfield WWII 1942-1946: One Man's Story

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Vermilion H Baine
• Seitenzahl: 198
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Oktober 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781098394462
• ISBN-10: 1098394461
• Artikelnr.: 62648692

Autorenporträt

On August 31, 1911, Jack Johnson was born to the parents of Edward and Rosie Johnson of San Antonio, Texas. Edward was a farmer and Rosie was a homemaker. The family was originally from Cibolo, Texas, a small town located just thirty-five miles from San Antonio. It was in 1910, just before Jack was born, that the family moved from Cibolo to Weimer, Texas. Shortly after, they were forced to move to San Antonio after they had been told a white mob was planning to lynch Edward. Jack was the seventh child among of eight siblings and lived most of his early childhood and young adult life in San Antonio. Jack was exceptionally good in remembering numbers and possessed exceptional mathematical skills. These skills would one day prove to be valuable in mapping out his future. Co-Author Nimrod Johnson is the fifth child among seven children born to Jack and Margaret Johnson. He is a native Californian born and raised in Los Angeles. He completed is education from grade school through college in California and is Certified Public Accountant. Nimrod Johnson is the fifth child among seven children born to Jack and Margaret Johnson. He is a native Californian born and raised in Los Angeles. He completed is education from grade school through college in California. He earned is Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from California State University at Long Beach, and is Certified Public Accountant.