A WWII Remembrance – Part II
Robertson Bruce Graham
A WWII Remembrance – Part II
Submitted by: Randy Graham © July 2003 Roseville, CA
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Robertson Bruce Graham
A WWII Remembrance – Part II
Submitted by: Randy Graham © July 2003 Roseville, CA
Advanced Training
Robertson Bruce Graham
A WWII Remembrance
Submitted by: Randy Graham © July 2003 Roseville, CA
December 7, 1941
Author Unknown
I was six years old in 1941. My parents had divorced and my mother was trying to provide housing for my two teenaged sisters and me in San Diego. There was nothing to rent as the city was bulging with military.
That Sunday we (the four of us) were busy converting my Grandpa's old chicken house into a house for us. My job was straightening the used nails for reuse via hammer and a big flat stone.
Many Sunrises
From the New York Times February 28, 2006
Robert Scott, War-Hero Author, Dies at 97
By Richard Goldstein
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Scott Jr., one of America's most celebrated World War II fighter pilots and author of the best-selling wartime memoir "God Is My Co-Pilot," died yesterday at an assisted living center in WarnerRobins, Ga., home of Robins Air Force Base, near Macon. He was 97.
War Editorial – End of Summer Thoughts
by Dr. Zo Simmons
Life is just a yummy plate of garden vegetables. Yes, it sounds corny, but I’ve always found comfort in the simple truth of this metaphor. Tasty, homegrown vegetables from my garden remind me of the beauty, joy, and serenity, which more than compensates for all the hard work, muscle strain, pest and diseases encountered along the way.
By Dr. Zoe L. Simmons
April 9, 2003 embarked a monumental change for the citizens of Iraq, one that will forever be remembered by mankind. They are liberated and free.
This made me think back to the stories that were told by my grandparents, who fled Cuba on a small man made boat. Two people who fled a communist country with hundreds of others to come to America. America the land of the FREE!
Article By Bill Hawksford
In 1947, Billy the British soldier arrived in a small Yorkshire town know as Chapeltown, a few miles north of Sheffield, where he was attached to a Polish Resettlement Corp PRC.
A different perspective on our German allies. Our governments may be at odds over Iraq Policy - Military understands Military.