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Upon reading the intro to this article, it wasn't clear to me that these were 10 specific individuals who worked together in the Air Force in one special organizational group, and then were hired as a group by Ford. I knew nothing coming into reading this article, and that intro didn't really clarify things to me. At first it sounded like anyone who was in the Army and then was later hired by Ford was labeled a Whiz Kid. Having read the article now, the group nature seems like the most important aspect of the Whiz Kids: that these 10 specific people moved as a unit from the Air Force through to Ford. I tweaked the first sentence in the intro slightly to reflect this, but someone who knows the subject better than I should go over it in more detail. --zandperl (talk) 04:50, 8 May 2015 (UTC)Reply
