Fighter pilotsrunningbombing raidsin GermanyQueenElizabethSingleroomtarpapershacksTake ontoughfactory jobsin the USABeing themistressof AdolfHitlerSamuel L.Gravely,Jr.RedTailsThe first groupof African-Americanpilots in theU.S. MilitaryTRUE120,000HarryTrumanDorisMillerSegregation761stTankBattalionJackieRobinsonPushing forthe JapaneseAmericaninternmentcampsTokyoRose150,000RonaldReaganFranklinRooseveltBenjaminO. Davis,Jr.WomenAir ForceServicePilotsTRUEEleanorRooseveltand GeneralMarshallFighter pilotsrunningbombing raidsin GermanyQueenElizabethSingleroomtarpapershacksTake ontoughfactory jobsin the USABeing themistressof AdolfHitlerSamuel L.Gravely,Jr.RedTailsThe first groupof African-Americanpilots in theU.S. MilitaryTRUE120,000HarryTrumanDorisMillerSegregation761stTankBattalionJackieRobinsonPushing forthe JapaneseAmericaninternmentcampsTokyoRose150,000RonaldReaganFranklinRooseveltBenjaminO. Davis,Jr.WomenAir ForceServicePilotsTRUEEleanorRooseveltand GeneralMarshall

10 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Fighter pilots running bombing raids in Germany
  2. Queen Elizabeth
  3. Single room tarpaper shacks
  4. Take on tough factory jobs in the USA
  5. Being the mistress of Adolf Hitler
  6. Samuel L. Gravely, Jr.
  7. Red Tails
  8. The first group of African-American pilots in the U.S. Military
  9. TRUE
  10. 120,000
  11. Harry Truman
  12. Doris Miller
  13. Segregation
  14. 761st Tank Battalion
  15. Jackie Robinson
  16. Pushing for the Japanese American internment camps
  17. Tokyo Rose
  18. 150,000
  19. Ronald Reagan
  20. Franklin Roosevelt
  21. Benjamin O. Davis, Jr.
  22. Women Air Force Service Pilots
  23. TRUE
  24. Eleanor Roosevelt and General Marshall