This book presents a comprehensive and detailed exploration of Midwest City, Oklahoma, tracing its history from its origins as a military housing community during World War II to its development into a thriving suburban hub in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Divided into 20 chapters, the book delves into various aspects of the city's evolution, including its geography, founding, political history, economic development, and cultural life. It examines the roles of key public figures and local institutions, while also exploring the city's ongoing transformation through technological innovation, environmental sustainability, and ethnic diversification. Through an analysis of notable events and crime, as well as the impact of immigration, sports, and community engagement, this book paints a vivid picture of Midwest City's journey and its unique contributions to national and global history. The narrative highlights the dynamic interplay between local and national forces, illustrating how the city's growth reflects broader trends in American suburbanization, defense industry development, and cultural integration. With an emphasis on primary sources, interviews, and scholarly analysis, this book offers an in-depth look at the people, places, and events that have shaped Midwest City into the community it is today.