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Here is a NAVY Ball cap after my 20 years
British military cemetery adjacent to the bridge on the River Kwai
This picture was sent by a Vietnam buddy of mine just a couple days ago. It was the 175mm howitzer that we slept by while at a base camp called Bear Cat in Vietnam. Real loud as you can imagine. No wonder my hearing is not what it should be. The amazing thing is that even while asleep, you can tell the difference between the sounds of big guns outgoing and incoming mortars and rockets, even though they are not nearly as loud, you wake up instantly at the sound of incoming. The gun had a range of about 25 miles. The incoming rounds were fired from less than a mile away. Our small detachment of eight provided radio relay communications.
The Cork City Battalion, Pipe & Drum Band, Irish Volunteers, circa 1916. My father is the second drummer from the left, seated.
My stepfather, Bill Mulholland with the 506 Squadron, 44th Bomb Group, Eighth Air Force in Shipdham England, 1944. Bill flew aerial gunner in 29 missions over Occupied Europe.
Me as a new arrival in Vietnam, 1968. That's my Minolta Autocord I'm holding.
Two from my Navy archive
1. Taken at a summer 1968 open house F8 Crusader ejection seat.
2. Taken Jan 1969 returning from deployment, WELCOME HOME!!!!!
The little guy is my first born, his little sister is hiding just off camera trying to figure it all out, who is that man kissing Mama? She was two months old when I deployed.
Representing what they fight for.
Idaho National Guard’s 124th Fighter Wing and Mountain Home Air Force Base’s 366th Fighter Wing fly over St Lukes. Two F-15E Strike Eagles from the 366th Fighter Wing and two 124th Fighter Wing A-10 Thunderbolts
My father was in WWI in Europe, and ikn his spare time he made what is called "Trench Art" out of used shells. Here are 2 examples. I also have the negatives of pictures he took in the army – troop ships, bombed-out cities, etc.
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