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syscom3
Pacific Historian
Crewmen hastily drag plane with flat tire down the flight deck of USS Lexington (CV-16), to make way for next plane to land. 21 November 1943.
Picture of the day. (75 Viewers)
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Good shots!
Snautzer01
Marshal
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Sausage fest.
Radman95611
Airman
So their last names are Tucker?
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syscom3
Pacific Historian
Pilots pleased over their victory during the Marshall Islands attack aboard USS Lexington (CV-16), after shooting down
17 out of 20 Japanese planes heading for Tarawa. Photo dated 23 November 1943.
They are (l-r): ENS WM. J. Seyfferle, LT(JG) A. R. Fizalkowski, LT(JG) A. L. Frendberg, LCDR Paul D. Buie (Commanding Officer),
ENS John W. Bartol, LT(JG) Dean D. Whitmore, LT(JG) Francis M. Fleming, LT(JG) WM. C. B. Birkholm, LT(JG) Sven Rolfsen,
Jr. plus two others not named in group to right of LCDR Buie. Planes are F6F-3 Hellcats.
17 out of 20 Japanese planes heading for Tarawa. Photo dated 23 November 1943.
They are (l-r): ENS WM. J. Seyfferle, LT(JG) A. R. Fizalkowski, LT(JG) A. L. Frendberg, LCDR Paul D. Buie (Commanding Officer),
ENS John W. Bartol, LT(JG) Dean D. Whitmore, LT(JG) Francis M. Fleming, LT(JG) WM. C. B. Birkholm, LT(JG) Sven Rolfsen,
Jr. plus two others not named in group to right of LCDR Buie. Planes are F6F-3 Hellcats.
at6
1st Sergeant
You should be ashamed!!!!!! Nat Geo wouldn't have done that!!!!!1942 i edited the boobies.
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Snautzer01
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ARM3C (Aviation Radioman Third Class) Robert L. Brown of Denver, Colorado, poses in the cockpit of a Grumman F6F Hellcat fighter plane aboard the USS Yorktown (CV-10) with "Scrappy," the ship's mascot, November-December 1943. The story goes that Scrappy was found roaming the docks of Pearl Harbor in 1943. Yorktown sailors spotted the Airedale and smuggled him aboard, knowing their captain wouldn't approve. Once aboard, the spirited little dog was officially named "Scrapper Shrapnel". He earned his nickname, Scrappy, challenging the roaring planes on the flight deck. Quickly a crew favorite, Scrappy eased stress and filled the hearts of hardworking sailors. In true mascot style, he even wore a custom-made life jacket and helmet!
Escuadrilla Azul
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These Romans are crazy!!!!
No, very smart you see. Those two motorcycles now identify as horses, therefore that is a totally
bio friendly transport system that happens to drink fuel rather than water.
New type Ferrari coming to this space soon.
MiTasol
Major
You quoting Asterix the Gaul?
I hope he is. It's a reliable source.
Escuadrilla Azul
Master Sergeant
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Obelix rather.
Apologies. You are correct. I sometimes get my Menhirs mixed up with my metaphors.
SPQR (Sono pazzi questi romani...)
I'll have one but only if if it's topped with bacon.
