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  • Description is exactly "Anile Locust (Keetoowah), a 1966 graduate of Chilocco Indian Agricultural School, talks about her time at the school and how she decided to join the military. She attributes the schedule and shared living spaces of Chilocco to her easy adjust to military life. Locust goes through her twenty-two-year military career and explains some of the challenges she faced as a woman in a male-dominated space. She then describes what she has done since leaving the military and her work with the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians."

Oral history interview with Anile Locust

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Anile Locust (Keetoowah), a 1966 graduate of Chilocco Indian Agricultural School, talks about her time at the school and how she decided to join the military. She attributes the schedule and shared living spaces of Chilocco to her easy adjust to…