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Re: Military Folks

#54659 08/06/05 08:03 PM

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Radar, USS Barbel First tear drop sub made.
about the other stuff, had an emplosion once. went deep!!!!!!!!!! other stuff prefer
not to think about.
kjs

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Re: Military Folks

#54660 08/06/05 08:27 PM

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Radar almost forgot, I, we, put flares on those targets flight deck during games.
(no afence ment to any surface sailors)
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#54661 08/06/05 08:39 PM

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Awesome photo, Radar! I'll have to send my ex a copy of it. He'll get a kick out seeing it, I'm sure. Thanks!

Re: Military Folks

#54662 08/06/05 11:44 PM

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Radar

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DenverSparky - we did too, but frankly, diesel boats were better at it than SSN's. More maneuverable, and quieter than we were when yer on batteries.

Bren - glad you like the photo. Not sure where I got this from, it wasn't us shooting film thru the periscope here.

Radar

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#54663 08/07/05 09:11 PM

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Posted for Alan Belson:

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Saw this today in Cousmes-Vauce, a little village near me on the way back from an agricultural show. Ordinary folks are still putting flowers on the wall in gratitude, 61 years after their liberation.

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2nd pic is an immaculately restored 1944 'Wilys Jeep' from the invasion, seen at the show.

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3rd pic, for any farm boys looking, a 1936 'Deering' tractor. This thundered past with Dolly Parton booming out "For I have always loved you," on the PA. Magic!