Phil Lucas Phones & Addresses
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108 11Th St, Claremore, OK 74017 (918) 341-3275
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2000 Frederick Rd, Claremore, OK 74017 (918) 341-3275
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Catoosa, OK
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Terrell, TX
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Oklahoma City, OK
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Marlow, OK
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North Richland Hills, TX
Business Records
President
Machine Shop
(918) 834-7682
Publications
Wikipedia
Phil Lucas
View pagePhil Lucas (1942 February 4, 2007) was an American filmmaker of mostly Native American themes. He acted, wrote, produced, directed or edited more than 100
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From Warriors to Soldiers:A History of American Indian Service in the United States Military
View page"Within six months of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, seventy-five hundred American Indians enlisted in the military, and the numbers grew steadily. By war's end, at least twenty-five thousand American Indian men and women had served in the armed forces, far outstripping the nu...
Gary Robinson and Phil Lucas
Kindle Edition
109
iUniverse
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From Warriors to Soldiers: A History of American Indian Service in the United States Military
View pageWithin six months of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, seventy-five hundred American Indians enlisted in the military, and the numbers grew steadily. By war's end, at least twenty-five thousand American Indian men and women had served in the armed forces, far outstripping the num...
Gary Robinson, Phil Lucas
Paperback
144
iUniverse.com
1936236001
9781936236008
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The Passion Principle: Designing a Passionate Organization
View pageDo you want an organization with an unmistakable identity, a vision so compelling that people invest themselves in the cause and compete for a chance to join you? This booklet shows you how to fashion a powerful charter for success. A great organization pursues a great vision -- a vision, forged b...
J. R. Lucas, Phil Hotsenpiller
Paperback
89
Quintessential Books
0982316100
9780982316108
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From Warriors To Soldiers: The History of Native American Service in the United States Military
View pageWithin six months of the Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor in December 1941, seventy-five hundred American Indians enlisted in the military, and the numbers grew steadily. By war's end, at least twenty-five thousand American Indian men and women had served in the armed forces, far outstripping the num...
Gary Robinson
Hardcover
144
iUniverse, Inc.
0595709907
9780595709908
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