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it is called an EGA (eagle globe and anchor), the Marine Corps insigniaI keep meaning to ask you what your avi is. So, what is your avi?
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dunno if he's still here or not, but it's the Marine emblem........Eagle, Globe and AnchorI keep meaning to ask you what your avi is. So, what is your avi?
GEEZ. I should have known that! I live right by Ft Hood - like Deb so I'm so used to the Army. Actually have helicopters fly right over my house. I'm less than a mile from West Fort.
Ok, I see Fuzzy down there. OMG I mean @Fuzzy Thunderbear . I need to log off, I've got NO brain left.
Hey Fuzzy, the other day when you were talking about WWII kids, I wanted to tell you that my parents had me late in life. So, even though I'm 53, my uncles were in WWII and my dad in the Korean war. I can't remember if I posted a pic on this site or the TP site so I'll dig one up.......
Hey Fuzzy, the other day when you were talking about WWII kids, I wanted to tell you that my parents had me late in life. So, even though I'm 53, my uncles were in WWII and my dad in the Korean war. I can't remember if I posted a pic on this site or the TP site so I'll dig one up.......
Omg so he did video it.
Right I'm definitely going to sleep now and yes I guess he is the escort so it was an own goal, what a plonker.
wow......how late in life........ when I was born my mom was 41 and my dad was almost 48. He was in WWII also, born in 1915
Ya forgot part of that pic, but I fixed it for MnM...
See, when yer in a battle with a woman, even when you think you have won, something, probably later that night, will convince you that you shall never win...
Ya forgot part of that pic, but I fixed it for MnM...
hehehe I love it!! Dunno how to do that stuff. Howdy darlin
Ok, this pic is (from the left) my Uncle Col Dave Martin (he was at Normandy - had 1/2 his leg blown off), my mother, and my Uncle Sam. Don't know when the pic was taken, sometime in the early 40's in Houma, LA. My mom was 15 I think in this pic. She's in a dress they bought for her (she wasn't in the military)
Not THAT late! Mom was 36 and dad was 33. She was older. Get this, my grandmother was 23 years older than her second husband ---who we call Uncle Buddy. He's still alive at 80 -- yep, he was younger than my dad. lol. Cougars they were.
My be bassackwards from dat... Uncles were all in Korea. My father "claimed" he was a tank driver in Europe during WWII, and while he can prove he was at least in England for a while, I suspect that he was much more likely to have worked in the mess hall. Just in case you are wondering why I don't stick up for his pride, my mother left the weenie when I was only two. He got married again and I have never seen a more henpecked man than he...
lol My dad had at least one, maybe two grandkids when I was born. I know the one.......and I can never remember if the 2nd one is 3 months older than me or 3 months younger than meGet this, my grandmother was 23 years older than her second husband ---who we call Uncle Buddy. He's still alive at 80 -- yep, he was younger than my dad. lol. Cougars they were.
I'm trying to find his obit. He died only a couple of years ago. Lived in St. Nazaire, France. Married my Aunt "Bea".
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