Tag Archives: WWII

Friday Reblog – Pacific Paratrooper

Posted on 02/27/2015 by Andrew Reynolds

We all have blogs we read all the time and Pacific Paratrooper is one I always look forward to reading.   Here’s the current post: June 1942 (3) gpcox covers a lot of ground on history of WWII in the Pacific … Continue reading →

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Day Trip – Castle Air Museum

Posted on 09/07/2014 by Andrew Reynolds

It’s been sitting on the floor near my desk for several weeks – my father’s flag. When he died in 2001, the VA gave me his flag and we displayed it at his memorial service.  Then we bought one of … Continue reading →

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The Memorial Day Post

Posted on 05/26/2013 by Andrew Reynolds

My father served in WWII as a radar technician in the Army Coast Artillery Corps.  He didn’t see combat and did nothing heroic.  He spent three years siting on a rock in the Aleutian Islands polishing his radar set and … Continue reading →

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The Memorial Day Post

Posted on 05/27/2012 by Andrew Reynolds

On memorial day my thoughts always turn to my father.  I am not going to claim he was a great man or a brave hero.  He was just my father and taught me much about life.  Tomorrow after breakfast I’ll … Continue reading →

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