[Side 1], May 29, 1972
(Recording of Al Dunmore and Chauncey E. Spencer discussing racial discrimination and the treatment of Black soldiers in the armed forces during World War II.)
(Duration: 00:31:32)
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[Side 2], May 29, 1972
(A news recording about Richard Nixon and the Watergate hearing for the first 5 minutes. Also included is a continued recording of Al Dunmore and Chauncey E. Spencer discussing racial discrimination and the treatment of Black soldiers in the armed forces during World War II.)
(Duration: 00:27:20)
Recording with Al Dunmore largely concerning condition of blacks in the armed forces, 1972-1973
1 audiocassettes (Audiocassettes)
Box 2
[Side - No Side 2], 1972-1973
(A recording of Al Dunmore discussing the discrimination against Black officers in the armed forces.)
(Duration: 00:31:17)
[Side 1], February 5, 1974
(A recording from the National African American Historical Society where Alexander Jefferson, a pilot with the Tuskegee Airmen, Ray Spann, Wardell Polk, and Chauncey E. Spencer discuss their experiences in World War II and later activities. Audio low at times.)
(Duration: 00:47:11)
[Side 2], February 5, 1974
(A recording from the National African American Historical Society where Alexander Jefferson, a pilot with the Tuskegee Airmen, Ray Spann, Wardell Polk, and Chauncey E. Spencer discuss their experiences in World War II and later activities. Audio low at times [continued].)
(Duration: 00:18:55)
Visual materials
Visual Materials includes both photographs, videocassettes, and video recordings. The photographs consist of personal and family portraits and photographs reflecting his interest in aviation and his career in the military. The videotapes consist of interview with Spencer, the 50th anniversary reunion of his high school class in Virginia, and the ceremony when his mother's home was designated a historic landmark in 1976.
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