This: And the next couple of photos that follow are from an earlier trip to the Pacific Air Museum on Ford Island. The tell the story of "S...

All I could say when I saw this was "OH NO!!" I regret that I was only able to meet him the one time in 2011 but I am grateful I was able to meet him ...

Todd I am honored to have met you and being able to call you a friend is really important to me. Colin. And I consider myself lucky t...

And to have met you. While my messages always emphasize WWII vets, they include ALL of you, including you, Todd! Thanks Marion. I guess someti...

And thank you for your service to your country, Colin. Hear, hear!!

Indeed. I am very glad to have met them, and for some, twice. It is a blessing!

Right now I put out an idea (not telling yet) to the WWII museum in New Orleans. That's awesome!! That place is great!

Ah, now if I only got paid to do this stuff. Ever think of talking to the Army Center of Military History? They might even have something you co...

Okay, this is what I am finding for this period. This should help us narrow down where "Joe's" was located. Mannheim was battalion HQ for the 28...

Hmmmm. . . As soon as I read this I recalled my grandfather's log of his trip home. How cool is that? And if they are suggesting that's th...

Are we the only ones who want to keep this tradition going? I certainly hope not, but it may be. People today seem to have such short attention ...

Great story!! I'm glad that your plan could come together!!

I, for one, say keep them coming. As Colin says, the "younger crowd" in the room certainly has a great time and I don't see why that wouldn't continue...

I had heard of the coffin maker making gliders (or at least parts). Here is an interesting article on the subject of gliders with another Vet's rememb...

I signed it!