Eyes Right

As the nation undertook the business of winning two world wars, tens of thousands of soldiers and airmen served at San Antonio bases. The surge in popularity of picture post-cards helped document local military activity -- and the chase of Pancho Villa along the Mexican border, in which San Antonio's military played a major role.

Why Postcards?	p. vii
Fort Sam Houston	p. 1
Camp Wilson and Beyond	p. 23
The U.S. Army vs. Pancho Villa on the Mexican Border	p. 35
A Recruit's Life at Camp Travis	p. 47
Kelly Field and Brooks Field	p. 63
Randolph Field	p. 79
San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center/Lackland Air Base	p. 89
Military Academies	p. 95
Bibliography	p. 103
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