Pics from scenic Baghdad

Posted By Uncle Jimbo

Mr. Ardolino keeps us up on the latest info from Baghdad with another excellent slide show.

Miss Ladybug and CJ are helping out some JROTC folks.

LongTabSigO highlights a good cause.

Please take a moment to view the attached flyer.  This appeal, started by a Chesapeake, VA Dad, is an effort to promulgate a nationally sanctioned symbol for the families of Servicemembers killed in action. This would be an adjunct to the POW/MIA flag.

I ask that you review this flyer, and the website "www.honorandremember.org". If you think it worthy of support, please present it on your blog, and share with others who may be interested.

This gentleman is looking for info, ping me if you can help him.

This may possibly be a stretch here, but I'm hitting on anybody who
may have served in the 5th SFGA, MACV-SOG in Vietnam. My brother, SGT
Gary Hartman, served at least two tours there, in 64-65, and in 70-1or
2; he passed away 2 years ago of heart, kidney and diabetes problems,
and I'm trying to find anybody who served with him. I'm attempting to
write his biography for family history, and have little info to go on.
He did say he served with(MAJ-Ret) John Plaster, who wrote the book "
SOG",

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Pics from scenic Baghdad

Mr. Ardolino keeps us up on the latest info from Baghdad with another excellent slide show.

Miss Ladybug and CJ are helping out some JROTC folks.

LongTabSigO highlights a good cause.

Please take a moment to view the attached flyer.  This appeal, started by a Chesapeake, VA Dad, is an effort to promulgate a nationally sanctioned symbol for the families of Servicemembers killed in action. This would be an adjunct to the POW/MIA flag.

I ask that you review this flyer, and the website "www.honorandremember.org". If you think it worthy of support, please present it on your blog, and share with others who may be interested.

This gentleman is looking for info, ping me if you can help him.

This may possibly be a stretch here, but I'm hitting on anybody who
may have served in the 5th SFGA, MACV-SOG in Vietnam. My brother, SGT
Gary Hartman, served at least two tours there, in 64-65, and in 70-1or
2; he passed away 2 years ago of heart, kidney and diabetes problems,
and I'm trying to find anybody who served with him. I'm attempting to
write his biography for family history, and have little info to go on.
He did say he served with(MAJ-Ret) John Plaster, who wrote the book "
SOG",

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