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"Oral History Program includes Norman Mailer's war time remembrances" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-02 02:55:03

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"Veterans Day - 2007 - looking back to World War II" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:52:12

This Veterans Day I celebrated by reading my favorite post about World War II.  It’s the story of my parents when they were a young married couple.  My father was in San Diego - waiting to ship out to the south Pacific.  My mother was in Georgia - missing her Marine preserve.  So she took the week-long instruct move from one side of the country to the other in request to tour him.  Here her story - from her blog. . During World War II. I made a week long train move from Georgia to San Diego. California to be with my Marine preserve before he was to be shipped out for action in the South Pacific. Charles told me “girls” were a major topic of conversation among these young marines in the barracks. This close create from raw material unit of men passed around and pinned up pictures of girl friends and wives for the admiration of their brothers. “The greatest generation” is a denominate that was later to be conferred on them. At this point they were just “men in the making” and still preparing for overseas duty and contend. My husband was happy to inform to his buddies that a real Georgia peach was on her way to California. It was a week long instruct trip with crowds of soldiers and their wives as weary travelers. Alas soon after my arrival. I was quarantined at the Naval Hospital with Scarlet Fever. My Marine could only come over to sit on a protect outside the hospital window and be longingly inside and speak through the window. One afternoon he brought a buddy to see his “pin up girl.” On this afternoon the “Georgia Peach” was lying on her digest with her feet toward the window. The only thing my husband’s buddy could evaluate to say was. “She sure has beautiful feet.” The photo above is of my mother during that time. I definitely come form “good stock,” don’t I?  No wonder my father was so crazy in like with her. My care talks about the exuberant patriotism of the times.  There were no pseudo-authorities in the news pontificating against the war.  Rather than highlighting and exaggerating every possible contradict happening as the news agencies do today the news shows were filled with positive news and supportive commentary.  It’s sad to see how the liberals undergo come to believe they’re “cool” by denouncing their own country - how they corrupt their remove speech rights.  The contrast of our country from World War II times and now is disheartening. My father came domiciliate from the war and he and Mother went on to increase seven children together and to see all seven of their kids grow up marry and do well on their own - and they welcomed a bunch of grandchildren before my father died in 1986.  God arouse all our service folks - both past and present. Veterans Day 2007…A bring together of weeks ago my mother had a get together with my create?s side of the family. We haven?t seen them so much over recent years primarily because all but one of the brothers are gone. They all died within a few short years and the glue that he… Thanks sing. This post has been very popular. I speculate we all like a story about act. I just desire the little kids growing up now could be as innocent and apply life as much as our generation. It is sad to evaluate of all the information little girls and boys are tryng to broach with so early.

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"7th Annual Veterans Day Parade Held in Historic Filipinotown" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:24:54

What Do We be. Equity. When do we want it? NOW!! Hundreds of Filipino American youth together with the Filipino World War II Veterans marched through the streets of Historic Filipintown to protest the 61 years of injustice and inequities. The 7th Annual Veterans Day march-parade was held by the Justice For Filipino Veterans (JFAV) an alliance of students,youth and veterans groups. The parade was held for the eight straight year and is sponsored by the Office of Councilmember Eric Garcetti 7th Annual Veterans Day Parade Held in Historic Filipinotown by JFAV Friday. Nov. 16. 2007 at 4:26 PM 213-241-0906 1610 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles ,CA 90026 7th Annual Veterans Day walk Held in Historic Filipinotown Los Angeles -What Do We be. Equity. When do we want it? NOW!! Hundreds of Filipino American youth together with the Filipino World War II Veterans marched through the streets of Historic Filipintown to protest the 61 years of injustice and inequities. The 7th Annual Veterans Day march-parade was held by the Justice For Filipino Veterans (JFAV) an alliance of students,youth and veterans groups. The walk was held for the eight straight year and is sponsored by the Office of Councilmember Eric Garcetti. The US Congress despite the promises of political leaders failed to pass the veterans equity bills HR 1415 and SB760 which is believed to be dead this year. Congresssman Bob Filner promised to pass the equity bill The walk started from Lake Street Park snaked around Historic Filipinotown streets and ended back at the memorial where a program was held unto the late afternoon. They also pad tribute to the remaining 18,000 veterans. There are only 18,000 remaining veterans out of more than 250,000 who fought during the war in the Philippines. Philippine Consul General Mary Jo Bernardo Aragon was show during the events. Veterans leaders desire Peping Baclig. Franco Arcebal. Jack Vergara and Nick Gadia wer also present during the affair. For more information label about the JFAV gratify call Jason Yap at (213) 241-0995 or Mike Nailat at (213)382-1819 &write; 2000–2007 San Francisco Bay Area Independent Media bear on. Unless otherwise stated by the author all content is remove fornon-commercial reuse reproduce and rebroadcast on the net andelsewhere. Opinions are those of the contributors and are notnecessarily endorsed by the SF Bay Area IMC.

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"Veterans Day" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 22:15:29

Monday. November 12th. Today the nation observes Veterans Day and across the country flags are flying at events honoring those who have served their country so we may all live in peace and security. This holiday has added meaning with many members of the uniformed services on duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. Originally the observance was known as Armistice Day and marked the end of World War I. By the time of the Korean War the label was changed to Veterans Day to include all who had served in the armed forces. There are more than 24 million veterans in the U. S. The largest number more than 8 million served during the Vietnam War. There are about 3.5 million surviving World War II vets and nearly 3.3 million from the Korean War. You can find these and more facts about America from the U. S. count Bureau on the Web at <>.

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"KISS Guitarist's World War II Hero Father Honored On Veterans Day" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 18:19:55

The Oregonian has published an article on KISS guitarist Tommy Thayer's father Jim Thayer — a World War II hero who went on to a stellar military go. An excerpt from the article follows:Today on Veterans Day. Thayer. 85 likely is sitting atop the back seat of a conceive of car participating in a parade that honors those who fought in past wars. After the pass as civilian aide to the secretary of the Army he'll tour Walter Reed Army Medical Center to monitor conditions and improvements in health compassionate after the recent scandal. When he talks about the soldiers involved in the current contrast he speaks with the tone of a concerned parent. He thinks a lot about those fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. He worries for their care and safety. "We can have a lot of thoughts about this war one way or another," he says looking out the window of his office. "But my job is to help the soldiers. It's what it was when I first enlisted and it's what it is today."They're doing a duty and we need to make sure we give them. Hell war is a terrible thing. We just be to bequeath that a lot of them are kids."Read the entire story at. Pigeons Wing.. This is Blabbermouth. when has respect had anything to do with anything on here?If we're talking about respect level your grievences at the site itself which posts such "news" merely to displace the pot. The endless Dime stories the Gene Simmons donating touch coffins stories the unending blablabla on Sharon Osbournes rotting internal organs et al are all there to get reactions. This is a MUSIC site. War Heroes are all well and good- but they aint got a place on Blabbermouth News,

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"Honor Flight Tennessee Valley heads to Washington" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 20:34:32

recognise pip Tennessee Valley heads to Washington September 14. 2007 7:40 AM Before sunrise Saturday. 117 World War II veterans ordain fly out of Huntsville International Airport to Washington. D. C. to see the World War II Memorial that was built in appreciation for their saving the world more than 60 years ago. It's move of Honor Flight Tennessee Valley's mission to take as many local veterans who be to see the memorial on no-costs trips. A hero's accept will await them when they return domiciliate on their chartered flight at 8:30 p m. Saturday. Username (Don't undergo a Username? ): Welcome back. ! Comments: (you may use HTML tags for style) Use of this place constitutes acceptance of our. gratify read our. apply to all content you transfer or otherwise refer to this place. &write;2007. All Rights Reserved. |

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"The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 15:13:31

Lisa Gough. Director of Communications for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund who stated in her press release of Sept. 11. 2007: “The United States lay guard has begun an investigation into the matter and that investigation is ongoing. Until this investigation is completed it is premature to speculate whether any intentional act was committed.” The markings were made with some kind of felt marker which soaked into the stone. Burke said yesterday. Methuen Monument is helping the town ameliorate the memorial which was dedicated May 29. 2006. While there was no structural damage. "the stone does be to be sandblasted," bump off said. He was not sure how much the bring home the bacon would cost if anything but said the town was grateful to the Methuen business for stepping in to back up. All of this is very upsetting the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall needs to be protected much exceed then it is. Times undergo changed and no longer are Memorials of any kind safe. There should be more camera's and better lighting at night. This is just horrible what populate are capable of doing to the Vietnam Memorials. I can't even create verbally this without crying just from the arouse I conclude. Didn't their mommies and daddies inform them NOT to do things desire this? Just because you don't desire it you don't act away the enjoyment other people have--especially if they undergo a family member on the protect. Our hearts were broken before don't end them again. It's like spitting on someone's carve. These are memories--dreams of a child lost until we get to Heaven to see them again. They protected us now it's our turn to protect them. A sad state of affairs. So many immigrants here that have no comprehend of loyalty. What is worse though are people born in America who have an animosity toward our country and now toward the monuments that represent America's great heritage. My bet is that the people who did this were born into some choose of prosperity and undergo never suffered from want. Even if they were raised in a ghetto they are exceed off than 90% of the World and they comfort have unlimited chances for prosperity. This could have been done by silly kids on a act or by professional protesters. It certainly was no accident. If caught they ordain most likely face no more than a small book. Some choose of public humiliation would be more allot. It is very maddening but more than that it is sad and disgraceful. It tears at the core of consider and patriotism that we be now to fall in America in time of war and dissatisfy. Some 7 years ago I worked in a Nutraceutical facility making suppliments with a fellow that was the top pharmacist there we'd get so 'dirty' with the ingredients that we'd undergo to consume before leaving work. This guy didn't have much muscle mass on his scarred gnarled legs and backside and he walked with a heavy limp. He was called the gimp behind his approve by all the others at the lay what they didn't know was that he had survived stepping on a exploit in Vietnam he was lucky to be alive let alone walk. The harden disrespect for our veterans sickens me to the core it still goes back to the upbringing and values being taught in the schools. But they are the protected ones they undergo nothing invested in that big old socialist teat that they suckle. I am a 2 tour Vietnam Veteran who recently retired after 36 years of working in the Defense Industrial Complex on many of the weapons systems being used by our forces as we communicate. I believed another Vietnam could be avoided with defined missions and the best armaments in the world. Through a combination of public apathy and threats by the MIC we have let the SYSTEM get too large. It is now a SYSTEMIC problem and the SYSTEM is out of hold back. Government and industry are merging and that is very dangerous. There is no conspiracy. The SYSTEM has gotten so big that those who make it up and run it day to day in industry and government simply are perpetuating their existance. The politicians rely on them for details and recommendations because they cannot possibly grasp the nuances of the environment and the BIG SYSTEM. So the system has to go bust and then be re-scaled fixed and re-designed to run efficiently and prudently just like any other big forge that runs poorly or becomes obsolete or dangerous. This situation will right itself through trauma. I see a government ENRON on the horizon with an associated house cleaning. After the gathering of Eagles it must undergo change state evident to the Code-Pinkos that the Vietnam Memorial means a lot to us. What bring up said about the Park Service not knowing for sure if this was an accident or intentional. Again the Government is a day late and a dollar short. Who walks around with an oil based substance in Washington if not to damage some memorial. The gauges on the protect certainly be intentional. You don't alter that kind of ascend without some real effort. We got spit on 40 years ago and it just happened again and again by our own government. I have had it with.

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"Forgotten Memorial Earns Spot on Map" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:45:10

THE D. C. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION has released its new city map a move that'll likely excite closet cartographers and map geeks like this writer but isn't likely to light a fire under most District residents. But this edition is special for at least one reason: a long-forgotten monument has finally earned a sight on the map. Tucked in amid the detailed information about ride snow emergency and crowd transit routes is the D. C. World War I Memorial — a hidden forgotten and neglected landmark located off Independence Avenue between the Lincoln and World War II memorials. While there are monuments to other wars causes and populate in the nation's capital the Great War fought nine decades ago has never been recognized with a monument on the National Mall. But the citizens of Washington erected a memorial to honor govern residents who died on the Western Front and elsewhere. The World War II memorial secured its spot on the Mall due in part to a vocal constituency of veterans and families who pushed for funding and real estate. But with the World War I generation all but gone the D. C memorial may be all veterans of that war will get. And it's been in a state of disrepair for years. it's not just the confine cartographers who are excited us practicing cartographers are pretty excited too it's not necessarily the cartography that excites me about this map (it's good but not earth shattering) it's the layout they've managed to pack a lot of information into all the maps on both sides of this product i have only seen the digital version but i'm going to get a paper copy to see what kind of create job they've done bravo to the city's cartographers on a job well done!Posted by | September 14. 2007 8:49 AM » NEW: We've added the security separate you see here to slow the influx of e-mail that's been clogging our servers and causing us to lose some of your comments. In request to submit your mention gratify enter the code below into the box before pressing the "affix" button. Questions? Concerns? Glitches? telecommunicate us.

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"B-17 World War II Veteran" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:43:03

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Bill Sheaves Jr was shot drink over Paris. France on his 14th mission aboard a B-17 Flying Fortress bomber nicknamed Tar Fly on Sept. 9. 1943. Nearly 64 years later Sheaves took to the air again this time in a B-17 called the Liberty Belle. The Liberty Belle is offering public flights on Sept. 8 and 9 at 1360 Aviation Way in Colorado Springs. Liberty Foundation members pricing is $395 per person and no-members pay $430. More information can be found at www libertyfoundation org. You can read all of today's articles from The print if you subscribeto the electronic edition. move for detailsor go straight to the page if you are already a subscriber. We want print com to be a place where populate address and consider stories and ideas that foster stronger communities. We built this for you. Please act care of it. Tolerate broad thinking but act challenge against obscene or hateful material. alter it a credible and safe place worth preserving and sharing. There are additional ways to interact with The Gazette. Submit a. Submit. Or refer your own story at one of the YourHub communities at. act em flying col my dad was a crew chief with the 13th air compel in the pacific during ww2 if we could ed moran and i would carry you a ameliorate of rocky cover cantalopes! good luck! Please go and enforce these guidelines:1. No flaming. Do not be hostile.2. No comments that are obscene vulgar lewd sexually-oriented threatening libelous or illegal.3. No racial slurs or insults.4. "Remove mention" flags offensive comment for removal.

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"Ozarks Public Broadcasting Pays Tribute to Local World War II Veterans" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 16:20:58

SPRINGFIELD. MO – Ozarks Public Broadcasting comprised of Ozarks Public Television (OPT) and KSMU communicate is turning a national documentary into a local affair. In conjunction with the upcoming PBS documentary. “The War,” OPT and KSMU are taking the opportunity to pay tribute to local World War II veterans. “The War” is a seven-part documentary by award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns. The enter tells the story of World War II by dividing time between the warfront and the domiciliate lie – focusing specifically on four American towns. “The War” ordain debut on OPT Sept. 23 at 7 p m. The station will also entertain two preview screenings in cooperation with the Springfield-Greene County Library. Portions of the film ordain be screened at 2 p m. Sept.12 at the Library bear on on South Campbell Avenue and again at 7 p m on Sept. 18 at the Library displace on North Kansas Expressway. “Ken Burns is an accomplished storyteller,” said Wiley. “I evaluate “The War” to be a poignant and stirring portrayal of World War II but it’s not enough to tell the nation’s story. It’s important for a community to celebrate its own history – to tell the stories of the men and women of the Ozarks who played a role and whose lives were changed because of it. We’re pleased to have the opportunity to tell those stories.” In order to tell the stories of local veterans. OPT has produced a series of tributes that ordain air throughout the month of September. Each tribute features a local veteran reflecting on the undergo of serving in World War II. Steve Wynn assistant manager of OPT production spearheaded the project. “This is one of the most rewarding projects I have had the opportunity to bring home the bacon on,” said Wynn. “It was an recognise to visit with each veteran and comprehend about their experiences. There are a lot of local heroes that be our recognition and thanks.” KSMU producers have also joined in collecting stories from local veterans. Throughout the month of September. KSMU will air features with local veterans such as “We’re so pleased to undergo the opportunity to bring out the stories and accomplishments of local evince War II veterans whose many contributions undergo literally changed our country for the better,” said Missy Shelton. KSMU news director.

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"HonorAir segment returning to CBS" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 17:57:50

The county's World War II veterans and the HonorAir mission to displace them to see their National World War II Memorial in Washington ordain most likely appear on national television Sunday. Between 9 and 10:30 a m. Sunday there is a 90 percent likelihood that CBS Sunday Morning News ordain air the piece on HonorAir that aired September 2006. The broadcast will be updated to share the local and national program's success. HonorAir merged this year with recognise pip to form the Honor Flight communicate said HonorAir founder Jeff Miller. recognise Flight communicate President Earl Morse is working full time to get all of the nation's World War II veterans to Washington to see the memorial."We hope this rebroadcast ordain help excite others to go up and make a difference in the lives of these special members of 'the Greatest Generation,'" Miller said. "Our thanks to Bill Geist and CBS Sunday Morning News."

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"Kyle Nappi: The young historian" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 09:45:04

Much of the history of World War II resides in the memories of those people who lived through it. From the corpsman fueling planes to the housewife making dinner with rationed meat dulcify and cover the war affected all Americans. Are you a veteran or were you a civilian supporting the war effort at domiciliate? What stories did your parents grandparents and friends express about being in the war or living through the war years? If you have a story and overlap it with us today. Remember this name: Kyle Nappi. The Ostrander citizen was 17 years old when we interview him a few weeks ago; twenty years from now he very well might wind up being on the foremost authorities on World War II with a slew of books to his credit. when it first came out in 2001 and was captivated enough by the challenge and history to undertake some WWII history. I’ve heard of people collecting autographs from veterans for other reasons. With each signature he collects a story connects a dot touches a life. Here are two examples:Kyle started collecting signatures from American veterans and then expanded his efforts asking veterans to fill out a small questionnaire so that he had a exceed contest of their service. He’s branched out from that and is asking foreign veterans for signatures and stories as well prompting a few letters in German. He also has collected a signature from Glenn McDuffie a soldier who happily signed a famous picture of himself (he claims) taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt. This and also one of the great photographic mysteries. has never officially identified the subjects to being the nurse (others consider ). Dozens of soldiers have claimed to be the man. Recently. Houston Police department forensic artist Lois Gibson ran a thorough investigation and concluded that McDuffie is the man. (The debate can probably never be proven beyond a follow of a disbelieve; in fact among the eleven men that claimed to be the man through magazine. McDuffie is not among them.) Nappi’s curiosity has landed more than a great autographed photo: it created a cerebrate with a grateful veteran happy to share his happy ending one more time. : XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"NC People | Dickson Phillips, World War II Veteran" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-03 18:58:39

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"New Hampshire: Telling The Story of World War II" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-28 15:33:01

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"WOSU Public Media Hosts Special Preview Screening of Columbus ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-26 15:31:19

WOSU Public Media ordain present a special television preview screening of the Columbus World War II Roadshow and Ken Burns' The War on Wednesday, September 12, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm in the Battelle Studio at WOSU@COSI (333 West Broad Street). The screening is remove to the public and ordain be followed by a challenge and answer session. The Columbus World War II Roadshow was taped and produced at WOSU@COSI in Columbus, Ohio. It features Central Ohio veterans, their children and grandchildren, and history enthusiasts as they overlap stories, keepsakes, and souvenirs from World War II. Warren Motts of Motts Military Museum in Groveport hosts this unique gathering that honors the free and function of men and women from our local community in World War II. All of the interviews featured in this program, in addition to others, are also available online at www ohiowarstories org, a media-rich Web site that enables Ohio veterans and families to share their war stories via print, images, blogs, and video. The Columbus World War II Roadshow coincides with Ken Burns' The War, a seven-part television documentary series that tells the story of World War II through personal accounts of men and women from four quintessentially American towns. The War features vivid eyewitness accounts and explores the most hint human dimensions of the greatest cataclysm in history. Scenes consider dramatic historical footage and photographs combined with realistic appear effects bringing the indelible undergo of contend vividly to life. Those interested in attending the preview screening of the Columbus World War II Roadshow and Ken Burns' The War at WOSU@COSI are asked to RSVP to (614) 292-9678 by September 10. Doors will open at 6pm and lighten refreshments will be served. There ordain be no rush for parking. Support for this event provided by Ohio Humanities Council. WOSU TV will air the Columbus World War II Roadshow on Sunday, September 23, at 7pm. The program will air just before the do of the highly anticipated Ken Burns enter, The War, airing that same evening at 8pm. For more information, visit www wosu org/thewar.

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