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Accounting NCOIC - Rhein Main Air Base, Germany 4/80 to 4/84
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Served during the Second Taiwan Straits Crisis 1958-59. Google it. Have seen it referred to as the Vest Pocket War in the VFW magazine. Our service has received more recognition from from the Republic of China than from our own country.

The Cold War wasn't all cold. Some of my contemporaries lost their lives from enemy attack, quite possibly guys I trained with. The way the government treated the survivors and kept their families in the dark for 39 years still pizzes me off. Went way beyond reasonable security requirements.

It's because of events like this that I don't have much sense of humor about the easy life of airmen, and jokes about "military intelligence". I know that crew was having a good time playing softball and such before they took off for their final mission.

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Windbreak...glad to see some CV-11 guys check in...my dad was a Marine onboard in the Pacific......"Bull Halsey's" task force 58..he was a 20 and 40 mm gunner and saw lots of action.


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I was planning a trip to NY with my dad to see his beloved "Mighty I " as he called it for one last time but he passed last Dec ... will always regret not doing this earlier!!!


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A visit to an historic warship is an unforgetable experience. Shortly after WW II my dad took me to see the USS Enterprise. Fastened to a bulkhead was a wing with a meatball. It is the only thing I remember about that visit, but it was burned into the memory of a young boy. Even for those of us who were little kids at the time, that war and the generation that fought it had a profound effect on the development of our values and character.

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Tell me about it !!!..cold war guys are the unsung heroes in the dark...more going on then that average people can comprehend....one of my hunting buddies was a K systems tech on RB-47's in the '50's and some of his stories will make your hair stand on end!!!


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