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Interesting Don Knotts Story
Mar 24, 2022 11:14:23 #
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Wonderful. Like millions of that generation, they all did their jobs. And the world has been eternally graitfull.
Mar 24, 2022 20:24:41 #
Peterfiore wrote:
Wonderful. Like millions of that generation, they all did their jobs. And the world has been eternally graitfull.
Mar 25, 2022 10:32:51 #
Mar 25, 2022 12:06:36 #
It wasn't until after he passed away that I found out that my uncle parachuted into France behind enemy lines in preparation for D-Day. Some months later he had the honor of celebrating Christmas with General Anthony McAuliffe in 1944. Since then, I think of him every June 6th and every Christmas.
I think any of the people who participated in that operation should be considered heroes.
--Bob
I think any of the people who participated in that operation should be considered heroes.
--Bob
soba1 wrote:
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Mar 25, 2022 16:46:01 #
Why on earth is an article on Don Knotts in "The Attic"?
Who had their feelings hurt by him?
Who had their feelings hurt by him?
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Mar 25, 2022 16:54:08 #
rmalarz wrote:
It wasn't until after he passed away that I found out that my uncle parachuted into France behind enemy lines in preparation for D-Day. Some months later he had the honor of celebrating Christmas with General Anthony McAuliffe in 1944. Since then, I think of him every June 6th and every Christmas.
I think any of the people who participated in that operation should be considered heroes.
--Bob
I think any of the people who participated in that operation should be considered heroes.
--Bob
Wow 👍🏾
Mar 25, 2022 16:57:25 #
Bob.J wrote:
Why on earth is an article on Don Knotts in "The Attic"?
Who had their feelings hurt by him?
Who had their feelings hurt by him?
This is where I troll so I posted here. I post sometime to stir the pot to seek knowledge through others.
I post humor because a lot of times we have our underwear in a wad and just general information.
Since a lot of us grew up watching the Andy Griffith show I thought it would be interesting to share.
Break up the monotony…
Mar 25, 2022 17:20:37 #
Ok I get it.
My wife and I watch The Andy Griffith Show almost every evening, it never gets old.
My wife and I watch The Andy Griffith Show almost every evening, it never gets old.
Mar 25, 2022 17:44:33 #
Bob.J wrote:
Ok I get it.
My wife and I watch The Andy Griffith Show almost every evening, it never gets old.
My wife and I watch The Andy Griffith Show almost every evening, it never gets old.
A timeless classic
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Mar 26, 2022 08:34:29 #
rmalarz wrote:
It wasn't until after he passed away that I found out that my uncle parachuted into France behind enemy lines in preparation for D-Day. Some months later he had the honor of celebrating Christmas with General Anthony McAuliffe in 1944. Since then, I think of him every June 6th and every Christmas.
I think any of the people who participated in that operation should be considered heroes.
--Bob
I think any of the people who participated in that operation should be considered heroes.
--Bob
As we grew up we walked among heroes. I knew that one of my uncles was a radioman on a B-17, but it wasn't until he died, as well, that I learned that he'd flown 33 missions. Another uncle fought in the Philippines but never spoke of it. He did, though, give me a Japanese bayonet. So many of the male teachers that I had were veterans. My homeroom teacher was a combat veteran of Korea but we didn't even know.
Mar 26, 2022 09:44:07 #
Bob.J wrote:
Why on earth is an article on Don Knotts in "The Attic"?
Who had their feelings hurt by him?
Who had their feelings hurt by him?
are you ok???? HE POSTED IT WHERE HE WANTED IT TO BE!!
Mar 26, 2022 14:25:31 #
My father served in WWII as well he was a musician and a Sea Bee.
But I had the pleasure of meeting the gentleman who was responsible for developing the navigation system for the US Navy. Up until which they were using the celestial navigation. His name is Tom Cataldo. I interviewed him
But I had the pleasure of meeting the gentleman who was responsible for developing the navigation system for the US Navy. Up until which they were using the celestial navigation. His name is Tom Cataldo. I interviewed him
Mar 26, 2022 14:25:52 #
wilpharm wrote:
are you ok???? HE POSTED IT WHERE HE WANTED IT TO BE!!
Dang carnal lol 👍🏾
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