Hannah Dailey has been an Oral Historian at The National WWII Museum since 2015. She holds a BA in History and an MA in Military and Diplomatic History from the University of New Orleans. Since joining the museum she has traveled the country extensively conducting oral histories with WWII Veterans and Holocaust Survivors significantly expanding the collection. Hannah has conducted more than 550 oral history interviews to date, several of which are showcased in our permanent galleries.
Hannah Dailey
Oral Historian
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The Berlin Airlift: View From the Cockpit
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Roland Martin and His Final Flight Aboard the Iron Maiden
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