I have borrowed several Sat Evening Posts from a friend of mine. It is too big for the scanner, you have to scan them into 2 separate files and splice them together in a photo editing program.

If you want, you can scan them and email them to me and I'll splice them toegher for ya.

Sorry, I don't have any here at home that I can post. I've got them on a disk at work, since that's the PC I have the photo editing program on. I'll email one to myself and post it here on Monday.

Brooke

Many thanks. Sure would be interested in reading it. Hmmm, Aug 11 '45. Was in Fulda,

Germany getting ready for a R&R of a weeek in Paris where I was on V.J. Day. I will make sure Recon gets it also.

I have borrowed several Sat Evening Posts from a friend of mine. It is too big for the scanner, you have to scan them into 2 separate files and splice them together in a photo editing program.

 

If you want, you can scan them and email them to me and I'll splice them toegher for ya.

 

Sorry, I don't have any here at home that I can post. I've got them on a disk at work, since that's the PC I have the photo editing program on. I'll email one to myself and post it here on Monday.

 

Brooke

Oh thanks Brooke, but I can do it on mine too. I have all the fancy programs including a cool PDF compiler that works great. It's just a matter of doing it. I am going to try this weekend.

Hope you and Joe and the rest of the guys enjoy it. It's really well written and gives you a great feel. Plus, it mentions the 10th Engineers which were part of the 3rd Div.

I love looking at those old magazines and reading all the war ads.

I am looking for a 1945 issue of the Sat Evening Post that has an article about the Battle of the Bulge in it, featuring a photograph of a dead soldier lying beside a vehicle. He was a captain of a unit in the 712th (I think, I'll have to check my book to verify) tank batallion. If you come across it, please let me know what issue it is in so that I can look for it on ebay or something.

I couldn't figure that magazine out, some of the stories are fact and some fiction ??

Thanks

Brooke:

Just picked up an old issue of LIFE on WWII last night. It will be arriving in about a week. I got it on a site called OLD Magazines, or something like that. Looks like a great collectors item. Will share upon it's arrival.

Soon I will have to set up a mini museum!

I should rephrase that. It's not an OLD issue, but a tribute issue to WWII that was copyrighted in 2000.

Here's the cover and the back. The photos are top-notch. Just started breezing through today. Glad I got it.

Back cover. I adore this photo. If a photo is worth a 1000 words, then this one is worth 2000!

Great photo!

Look at her shoes, I just bought a new pair like those a couple months ago, I wear them quite often.

Brooke

Classic pumps!

Ain't love grand?

Joe haven't forgot about the article on the 3rd. Am trying to scan it right now.

Hey Joe:

Send me your address and I will mail you a copy of the article mentioned at the top of this topic. It is such a bite to try and create a PDF from it because of the way the size and columns, so it will be easier for me to copy and print it for you. Let me know.

Mare