WWII Air Corp training centers

My grandfather, Col. Raymond F. Nicholson was in the first class of cadets of the Army Air Corp in 1929. He later served in the War Department/Pentagon and possibly in the occupation of Europe. He was a pilot training instructor. I am not well versed on his service, but he did die in a plane crash (on duty) in 1950 outside of Alexandra, VA. I have articles that he wrote for the Chicago Herald while he was a cadet. I also have his flight training card and photos. Please let me know if you are interested in this material. Thank you. 

I would love the info. I am writing a novel based on my parents story. My dad was also a pilot instructor who deployed to England for the Germany bombing raids near the end of the war.  The focus of the book is on the 14,000+ men who were killed during pilot training in the U.S

I would love the info. I am writing a novel based on my parents story. My dad was also a pilot instructor who deployed to England for the Germany bombing raids near the end of the war.  The focus of the book is on the 14,000+ men who were killed during pilot training in the U.S

I am not technically advanced. Please recommend a way that I can make the material available to you.

I am not either. If you don't mind sharing with others as well, you could post it here. See insert arrow below. Thanks

Due to situational difficulties, I will not be able to sort thru the material until after the first of the year. I will let you know as soon as I get it together.

I eventually intend to donate the material to the Army Air Corp. museum.

Thank you for your patience.