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Military > popular all-time > Lt. Flournoy and our A co. Co. Capt Fred Vengelen (Scabbord)
Military > popular all-time > Great American Race car #25, a 1962 Ford Galaxie 406 Tri-Power. Driver Buck Kamphausen (in passenger seat) of Vallejo, CA, and navigator (driving) Adam Voss of Walla Walla, WA. Heading into town to look for a motel for the night. Lewisville, Texas, Friday, July 6th, 2007.
Military > popular all-time > this is a pics of us in iraq and my cousin did the whole patriot thing
Military > popular all-time > A co.Plato Platoon 2/8 Cav 1972 VIETNAM photo
Military > popular all-time > A co.Plato Platoon 2/8 Cav 1972 VIETNAM photo
Military > popular all-time > A co.Plato Platoon 2/8 Cav 1972 VIETNAM photo
Military > popular all-time > 061209-N-5248R-001 Atlantic Ocean (Dec. 9, 2006) - Air Traffic Controller 2nd Class Emmily Trolinger from Farmington, Mo., stands watch as aircraft departure controller in Carrier Air Traffic Control Center during flight operations aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71). The nuclear powered aircraft carrier is currently maintaining qualifications as part of the Fleet Response Plan. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Sheldon Rowley (RELEASED)
Military > popular all-time > May 1991: Ames Holbrook, Alison Smith and I, enjoying a night at the Video Bar.
Military > popular all-time > B-24 top turret gunner Ben Kuroki, American-born Japanese "Nisei" ("second generation"), the only Nisei allowed to fly with the Army Air Corps over Europe and Japan in WWII. On his leather aviator's jacket is the patch of the 409th Bombardment Squadron, 93rd Bombardment Group (Heavy). Here he poses with his turret top, an obviously close call with flak from his 30th combat mission in the ETO over Muenster, Germany. Ben went to the Pacific Theatre of Operations after his ETO tour and racked up 28 more combat missions over Japanese targets as a tail gunner in the B-29 Super Fortress "Honorable Sad Saki", which was named in his honor by his pilot, Jim Jenkins. Check out a documentary film about him to be released on PBS on Sep 17th, 2007, "Most Honorable Son." http://www.pbs.org/mosthonorableson/
Lt. Flournoy and our A co. Co. Capt Fred Vengelen (Scabbord)
> Lt. Flournoy and our A co. Co. Capt Fred Vengelen (Scabbord)
Lt. Flournoy and our A co. Co. Capt Fred Vengelen (Scabbord)
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