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| − | RayLemaireMartyBromleyKorwinHailey ATE 1966.jpg|From left to right: Raymond Lemaire, Martin Bromley and Korwin Hailey at the [[Amusement Trades Exhibition 1966]], in London | + | RayLemaireMartyBromleyKorwinHailey ATE 1966.jpg|From left to right: [[Raymond Lemaire]], [[Martin Bromley]] and Korwin Hailey at the [[Amusement Trades Exhibition 1966]], in London |
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| Korwin Hailey |
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| Date of birth: 1919-09-26[1] |
| Date of death: 1997-03-03[1] (age 77) |
| Company(ies): Service Games, Nevada |
| Role(s): Executive |
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Korwin E. Hailey[2], was an American businessman who was the chief executive officer of Service Games, Nevada.
Korwin was a United States Air Force World War II veteran, where he served as a Central Fire Control Gunner with the rank of Technical Sergeant, aboard a Boeing B-29 Superfortress heavy bomber, as part of the Twentieth Air Force 39 Bomb Group (VH), Crew 14[3] (San Francisco, California).
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From left to right: Raymond Lemaire, Martin Bromley and Korwin Hailey at the Amusement Trades Exhibition 1966, in London
