A bright future for Dyess, community partners
In 2005, Abilene donated a replica of Lt. Col. William Edwin Dyess’ P-40E Warhawk in his honor. Dyess flew the Warhawk during World War II before becoming an infantry officer and being captured by the Japanese. (Courtesy Photo)
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