During WWII, U. of Mich. was arsenal of brainpower
ANN ARBOR , Mich. (AP) — Cannon fire marked the start of the day at the University of Michigan during World War II.
Soldiers marched in uniform and in formation across the Diag — and at Michigan Stadium on football Saturdays. Professors took extended leave to fight overseas. Some never made it back home, let alone back to campus.
That story is told in "United We Win: The University of Michigan ...
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