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Posted on 6/6/23 at 2:55 pm to pussywillows
Thanks so much -- I'm not old but tech challenged.
My aunt/uncles held an estate sale after their deaths. I came across a "My Sunday Missal" that was given to soldiers .. I thought it was his but after further inspection, discovered that it was his brothers.
He had several medals that are now in a shadow box .. I know that one was a Distinguished Flying Cross.
My aunt/uncles held an estate sale after their deaths. I came across a "My Sunday Missal" that was given to soldiers .. I thought it was his but after further inspection, discovered that it was his brothers.
He had several medals that are now in a shadow box .. I know that one was a Distinguished Flying Cross.
This post was edited on 6/6/23 at 2:58 pm
Posted on 6/6/23 at 3:04 pm to pussywillows
pussywillows, do you want to post a pic of a letter he wrote about his targets? Evidently he wrote long hand to my grandmother and she transcribed them ... I'll send you a pic.
Posted on 6/7/23 at 10:34 pm to pussywillows
It's an Amazing story really... So much to see and deduce from both the photo and history documentary.
I believe that Spitfire were used because Naval Operations were under British Command, while Land forces were under control of US. So shoreline and beach implements were under british observation.
in "Jack's 45th" (Infantry History Book) Jack - Artillery Officer - His brother was a Spitfire pilot killed in combat in the earlier part of the war..
BTW- I have added these photos and written history to my museum. 4 is self explanatory, I wonder what the "X" significance was?
Invasion Stripes, Leather US Jacket, Mae West, headgear. awesome paint job...
I believe that Spitfire were used because Naval Operations were under British Command, while Land forces were under control of US. So shoreline and beach implements were under british observation.
in "Jack's 45th" (Infantry History Book) Jack - Artillery Officer - His brother was a Spitfire pilot killed in combat in the earlier part of the war..
BTW- I have added these photos and written history to my museum. 4 is self explanatory, I wonder what the "X" significance was?
Invasion Stripes, Leather US Jacket, Mae West, headgear. awesome paint job...
This post was edited on 6/7/23 at 10:38 pm
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