> >Who in your personal opinion was the most influential CIVILIAN
> in World War 2.
>
> [Puts on his "Think Like Jinx" hat...]
>
> Hedy Lamarr?

I'd never say anything like that would I ? What an outrage

My pick - er, Betty Grable's legs in a million lockers and
fatigue breast pockets. Did wonders for morale. The Brits
had David Niven and little Johnny Mills to win the war, but
AFAIK their swimsuit poses were not popular outside the
31st Kings Hairdresser Battalion

(yes, I am aware of HL's invention)

 http://www.inventorsmuseum.com/HedyLamarr.htm

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