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    Oral History Interview with Melvin Perez, January 13, 2005

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    The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Melvin Perez. Perez joined the Navy in August, 1943. From basic training, he went to radio school in Colorado. After radio school, Perez was assigned to a Joint Assault Signal Company (JASCO) unit. Navy personnel were pulled from JASCO units while Perez was in Hawaii. Instead, he was assigned to USS Montrose (APA-212) and rode it to Leyte in time for the invasion. There, Perez helped establish shore to ship voice communications. Later, he boarded USS Goodhue (APA-107) and travelled to Ie Shima, where he again set up voice communication from shore to ship. When the war ended, Perez was on Luzon practicing landings for the invasion of Japan. The Goodhue delivered the Americal Division to Japan and returned with a load of former POWs. Perez received his discharge in April, 1946

    Monuments and cenotaphs of Baroque Venice: three tombs of the Perez Family in Verona

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    reservedUn'analisi tipologica dei monumenti e dei cenotafi di età barocca nella regione veneta. In particolare il focus verte su tre tombe della famiglia Perez a Verona. L'obiettivo è quello di ricondurre i tre cenotafi veronesi all'interno di una più ampia selezione di monumenti, simili sia per storia che per caratteristiche.A typological analysis of Baroque monuments and cenotaphs in the Veneto region. In particular, the focus is on three tombs of the Perez family in Verona. The objective is to bring the three veronese cenotaphs back into a wider selection of monuments, similar both in history and characteristics

    Interview with Apolinar Perez

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    Apolinar Perez was born in 1923 in Mission, Texas. The interview covers topics ranging from Perez\u27s early life and education to farm work and economic depression. Perez also speaks about race, discrimination, and prejudice in education and work settings. The primary focus of this interview is what growing up was like for Apolinar Perez.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/rgvoralhistories/1358/thumbnail.jp

    Alejandro Perez

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    Alejandro Perez is a retired airline captain of the Boeing 787 at Aeromexico and is the Founder and CEO of Uleadair. He has a Masters in Anthropology at Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, graduated 2002. In 2008 he was the principal investigator on the Mexican Government funded project “Evaluation design for the implementation of ICAO’s Aviation English Proficiency Testing Process”. Pioneer in the introduction of CRM at Aeromexico, designer and facilitator. In 2001, Capt. Perez collaborated as a Researcher on the project “Culture and Flight deck operations,” funded by Boeing Commercial Company, at UCSD, San Diego, C.A. In 2000 collaborated also as a researcher on the project “Close Call Data Sources Review and Analysis”, funded by NASA with Western Michigan University, College of Aviation participated in partnership with Wayne. Capt. Perez, has been speaker and presenter at varies Safety Aviation Symposiums, including ICAOs forums.https://commons.erau.edu/icaea-workshop-images/1034/thumbnail.jp

    Perez Family Collection

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    The Perez-Saunders Family Collection consists of photographs and legal documents of the pioneer family, Perez of Concepcion, Texas in Duval County in the late 19th century. Jose Inocente Perez and his wife, Francisca Saenz moved to the Concepcion area about 1852 from Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. They had thirteen children. One of their granddaughters, Rafaela Perez married James Columbus Saunders in Brooks County. This collection is a history of the families

    Everardo 'Lalo' Perez

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    Lalo Perez, who retired last July as Palo Alto's chief financial officer after 33 years of public service, died on March 27 after a four-year battle with cancer
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