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- Index of E and E Reports, #249-319
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- Index of E and E Reports, #386-445
- Index of E and E Reports, #446-499
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- Index of E and E Reports, #751-815
- Index of E and E Reports, #816-880
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Hello! My father, Harold Singleton, was part of this mission. It was his first as captain. He always told us that he named the “Dragon Lady” after our mom.
Michelle Singleton