Norman Smith:
CLASS OF 1949
Charlotte Sidway Elementary SchoolClass of 1949
Grand island, NY
Tonawanda High SchoolClass of 1953
Tonawanda, NY
Norman's Story
Norman is from Tonawanda (city), New York. He is married. His schools include Charlotte Sidway Elementary School, Tonawanda High School. He later attended Unversity of Hawaii (Pacific Culture/Palau), University at Buffalo, The State University of New York (Education and Biology). He works(ed) at U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC), The U.S. Army, The U.S. Army.
Norman's interests include Retired, Atoll, Fishing, Cribbage, Scuba diving, Basketball, Detriot Tigers, Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks, Kevin Garnett, Allen Iverson, Al Kaline. Music he likes includes Roy Orbison, America (The Band), Fans of John Coltrane. Books he likes include Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, God Delusion, The Wordy Shipmates. Movies he likes include Nine Degrees North, True Grit (1969), Chicago. TV shows he likes include NBC News, 60 Minutes, Law & Order.
More about Norman:"Retired Pacific Hand......looking to stay alive until age 87; still trying to help correct the terrible nuclear legacy of America's deliberate misuse of Marshallese people and their islands as atomic testing subject...Expand for more
s. Our blatant disregard for the islands' inhabitants health and welfare is one this era's most inhumane acts by the USA military/industrial complex. What under scores our criminality in this matter is the on-going lack of adequate medical diagnosis and treatment for the irradiated victims who are currently afflicted by radiation caused maladies and congenital defects in their children .The 150 million dollars provided under the Compact of Free Association for the Marshallese Government is grossly inadequate to cope with their on-going problems .The story of the " Down Winders " has never been told in a manner which would promote a positive American response. Our inaction in this matter ranks as one of those " Wounded Knee "incidents which reap great shame on our country. For 55,000 Marshallese the future is clouded with fear and anxiety. Can and will we help rectify a most heinous national tragedy? That is an on going question. The struggle for justice goes on. Hopefully, President Obama will take action in 2013 to provide funding for nuclear victims living without hope.".
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