On this — and every — Veterans’ Day, for all those who served and serve now . . . THANK YOU!
And, thank you, Peter!
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On this — and every — Veterans’ Day, for all those who served and serve now . . . THANK YOU!
Send to KindleBasil Plumley has been diagnosed with cancer and is receiving hospice care in Columbus, Georgia. His wife Deurice, died on May 28, 2012.
He was portrayed by Sam Elliott in the 2002 film, We Were Soldiers. Men like CSM Plumley don’t come along very often unfortunately.
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Send to KindleWe at WarZoneWear.com urge our friends and supporters to take a look at the TunnelsToTowers.org site, which is doing outstanding work to support our wounded warriors! Gary Sinise, and his “Lt. Dan Band,” have teamed with TunnelsToTowers.org to build homes for America’s Bravest. WarZoneWear.com is a proud supporter and contributor to TunnelsToTowers.org!
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Send to KindleThe Peacekeepers is now available direct from the Air Force Radar Museum Association Headquarters. The total cost, including shipping and handling is $19.00 ($15.00 plus $4.00 S&H). You may order online or by mail. Log in to the AFRMA home page at http://www.afrmaonline.org.
You’ll find the link to the ordering instructions near the top of the page, just under the navigation buttons.
A good friend of ours, and Air Force vet, sent us an e-mail about the publication of — The Peacekeepers, by Jack Miller (Houdini Publishing, ISBN: 978-1-936759-09-5) – scheduled to be available for order in book stores today. The Peacekeepers is about Air Force Radar Station operators during the Cold War. The following is a slightly modified (underlined italics), excerpt from the e-mail we received: “The air defense mission was successfully accomplished due in no small part to our own personal and collective commitment to success despite the rigorous demands of 24 x 7 duty, often difficult living conditions, lack of off-duty activities, and separation from families. The Peacekeepers contains inputs from over 200 radar station veterans that describe in first person terms how we adapted and succeeded.” Mr. Miller is passing along his book royalty to the Air Force Radar Museum Association and our National Air Defense Radar Museum. Sounds like a good read! Thanks!
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