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I Have made seperate folders of my WW II photograhs, "The Lighter Side", "The Heavier Side", "From Up Over To Down Under". These cover the good times, the bad times and the every day times. I have decided to add one more folder "The Last Six Months". Of my 48 months in the Air Force, only 11 months were spent in the States. Six of them after my return from the S.W. Pacific. With out a doubt they were the best six months. Reconecting with family and friends after a 3-1/2 year absence; and best of all - finding that CAA Radio Operator at Page Field.
At the Redistribution Center one question on a questionere was to list 3 bases I would like to be reassigned to. Having been raised in the Dakotas, and having just spent 3 years in the tropics I was anxious to get back to my natural habitat. My 3 choices were all along the Canadian border. Sure am glad Uncle Sam didn't heed my desire.
Your gallery is beautiful. I'm so happy I stumbled upon your gallery on this website. Your photographs are bursting with humanity and mysterious light.
Those photos of yours from the war are an excellent reminder of what the world went through, but serve as a great reminder that it was individual men and women who served and risked their lives for a greater cause. A lot of it reminds me of some of the things my grandfathers brought back from their time in Europe and Africa (they both served in the other theaters). It's a period I've always viewed both reverantly and romantically. Thank you for sharing what you'd seen.
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And when at last our mission's finished, in duty homeward shall we fly. Our glory cannot be diminished. Back to the heavens in our mighty spaceship!
Last Six Months Folder.
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Nobody really cares so shuffle your ideals elsewhere, Thank you
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And when at last our mission's finished, in duty homeward shall we fly.
Our glory cannot be diminished. Back to the heavens in our mighty spaceship!
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i am a bayan knight! *bayanknights
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