Sub base. Lived there from '70-'72 and drove by it a couple of times a day.the bowfin's at pearl harbor, next to the launch area going out to the arizona.
I reenlisted on the back there once.the bowfin's at pearl harbor, next to the launch area going out to the arizona.
Made me laugh out loud and that's hard to do with no larynx.Gotta luv that last photo.
Nice Jane Fonda tribute , the commie B.
"Well that's it guy's. Now out of the white's and back to work . . .I reenlisted on the back there once.
Talking to Willy Jones when he was on the Barb. He is in Admirals Fluckeys book, pictured topside with a gun. Men is an understatement. They had a very little chance of coming home.Those WWII Subvets are some of the finest Americans that ever served this country. Talking to them is a history lesson in itself. RIP to all those that gave all and BZ to the fortunate ones that came home to tell the stories. They don't make many Red Ramage's anymore.
Barb's crew under Fluckey were the only men to ever conduct boots on the ground combat operations on the Japanese Homeland when they went ashore and blew up a train. I think Fluckey had already been awarded a MOH before that war patrol if I recall. Larger than Life.Talking to Willy Jones when he was on the Barb. He is in Admirals Fluckeys book, pictured topside with a gun. Men is an understatement. They had a very little chance of coming home.Those WWII Subvets are some of the finest Americans that ever served this country. Talking to them is a history lesson in itself. RIP to all those that gave all and BZ to the fortunate ones that came home to tell the stories. They don't make many Red Ramage's anymore.
Willy was Admiral Fluckeys porter.. Awesome man to meet. And talk to.
RIP? I believe that they are "still on patrol".RIP to all those that gave all
That they are.RIP? I believe that they are "still on patrol".RIP to all those that gave all