Holding on to yesterday
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captain kool and the kongs dig dis post!
rod
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And Mr.Rogers,
who always made me feel special!!
He was special.
Mr. Rodgers was a Navy Seal in Nam. He specialized in hand to hand combat. 19 confirmed kills.
He found religion and became a minister.
He wore long sleeves to hide his tattoos.
And lets not forget ''The Captian''
"The Captain" was a "beach master" (meaning "under fire" he directed wounded out and fresh troops in on Iwo Jima.
BTW,
Eddie Albert, of Green Acres fame, ferried the wounded off Iwo under heavy fire. [/quote
Funny that we only knew them as kind old men, in our youth.
When in fact, we were gazing upon heroes.
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I like her new show "Dollhouse"
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another tuff guy & war hero ,fought in the Pacific Islands & got a couple of purple hearts!! They don't make movies like the Dirty Dozen anymore!!!And Mr.Rogers,
who always made me feel special!!
He was special.
Mr. Rodgers was a Navy Seal in Nam. He specialized in hand to hand combat. 19 confirmed kills.
He found religion and became a minister.
He wore long sleeves to hide his tattoos.
And lets not forget ''The Captian''
"The Captain" was a "beach master" (meaning "under fire" he directed wounded out and fresh troops in on Iwo Jima.
BTW,
Eddie Albert, of Green Acres fame, ferried the wounded off Iwo under heavy fire. [/quote
Funny that we only knew them as kind old men, in our youth.
When in fact, we were gazing upon heroes.
Actually, Fred Rogers was never in the service, never killed anyone, and had no tatoos. Urban myth.
And lets not forget ''The Captian''
Bob Keeshan enlisted, but never saw action. Lee Marvin did not see action at Iwo Jima, but did see action and was wounded elsewhere. Urban myth again.
Sammie
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They sure don't make them with this much class and integrity
any more. And these are just a few who were highly decorated,
let alone Desi Arnez, Art Carney, Tony Curtis, Paul Newman, Mickey
Rooney, Dennis Weaver, etc. etc. who simply served.
Ronald Reagan - Army Reserve as a Private. 2nd Lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corp of the Cavalry. Active duty US Army Air Corp,
promoted to Captain
James Stewart - Army Air Force Colonel and BrigGenl. Bomber Pilot.
Distinguished Flying Cross. His son, a 1st Lieut, killed in Nam in '69.
James Arness - U.S.Army. Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Good Conduct
Medal
Ed McMahan - Marine Fighter Pilot. Flew 85 missions. Became Colonel.
Jason Robards - Radio man, U.S. Navy. Navy Cross
Martha Raye - Formed first U.S.O. troupe. Nursed and entertained.
Medal of Honor for her years during WWII, Korea and Nam.
Clark Gable - AAF. Flew missions over Europe in B 17's
Henry Fonda - U.S. Navy (my dad served with him) Natl Defense Medal
Charlton Heston - Army Air Copr Sgt. - Natl Defense Medal
Ernest Borgnine - U.S. Navy Gunners Mate - Natl Defense Medal
Charles Durning - Army - Silver Star, Purple Heart
Charles Bronson - Tail Gunner with 25 missions. Purple Heart
Glen Ford - Marines & U.S. Navy Captain
George C. Scott - Decorated U.S. Marine Sgt.
Eddie Albert - U.S. Naval Landing Officer - Purple Heart
Brian Keith - Decorated Marine rear gunner
Lee Marvin - U.S. Marines - Purple Heart
Rod Serling - U.S. Army - Purple Heart
John Wayne - football injury stopped him from joining. Worked w/ USO
in WWII and Nam. Natl. Americanism Gold Medal
Tyrone Power - Decorated U.S. Marine pilot
Alec Guinness - British Royal Navy Landing craft
David Niven - Lt. Colonel of the British Commandos in Normandy
Donald Pleasance (The Great Escape) R.A.friend fighter pilot held by
the Germans aa a P.O.W.
any more. And these are just a few who were highly decorated,
let alone Desi Arnez, Art Carney, Tony Curtis, Paul Newman, Mickey
Rooney, Dennis Weaver, etc. etc. who simply served.
Ronald Reagan - Army Reserve as a Private. 2nd Lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corp of the Cavalry. Active duty US Army Air Corp,
promoted to Captain
James Stewart - Army Air Force Colonel and BrigGenl. Bomber Pilot.
Distinguished Flying Cross. His son, a 1st Lieut, killed in Nam in '69.
James Arness - U.S.Army. Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Good Conduct
Medal
Ed McMahan - Marine Fighter Pilot. Flew 85 missions. Became Colonel.
Jason Robards - Radio man, U.S. Navy. Navy Cross
Martha Raye - Formed first U.S.O. troupe. Nursed and entertained.
Medal of Honor for her years during WWII, Korea and Nam.
Clark Gable - AAF. Flew missions over Europe in B 17's
Henry Fonda - U.S. Navy (my dad served with him) Natl Defense Medal
Charlton Heston - Army Air Copr Sgt. - Natl Defense Medal
Ernest Borgnine - U.S. Navy Gunners Mate - Natl Defense Medal
Charles Durning - Army - Silver Star, Purple Heart
Charles Bronson - Tail Gunner with 25 missions. Purple Heart
Glen Ford - Marines & U.S. Navy Captain
George C. Scott - Decorated U.S. Marine Sgt.
Eddie Albert - U.S. Naval Landing Officer - Purple Heart
Brian Keith - Decorated Marine rear gunner
Lee Marvin - U.S. Marines - Purple Heart
Rod Serling - U.S. Army - Purple Heart
John Wayne - football injury stopped him from joining. Worked w/ USO
in WWII and Nam. Natl. Americanism Gold Medal
Tyrone Power - Decorated U.S. Marine pilot
Alec Guinness - British Royal Navy Landing craft
David Niven - Lt. Colonel of the British Commandos in Normandy
Donald Pleasance (The Great Escape) R.A.friend fighter pilot held by
the Germans aa a P.O.W.
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Tater's Dad: I think I recognize that picture of captain kirk from a particular episode. They land on a planet and people in their memories are popping up in physical form. I think that picture from your avatar is when he is fighting "Finnegan", a guy who played pranks on kirk in his academy days .
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Mighty Mouse Theme Song lyrics
Mr. trouble never hangs around,
when he hears this Mighty sound,
Here I come to save the day!
That means that Mighty Mouse is on the way!
Yes sir, when there is a wrong to right,
Mighty Mouse will join the fight!
On the sea or on the land,
He's got the situation well in hand!
when he hears this Mighty sound,
Here I come to save the day!
That means that Mighty Mouse is on the way!
Yes sir, when there is a wrong to right,
Mighty Mouse will join the fight!
On the sea or on the land,
He's got the situation well in hand!
rod
Retired 23 years
Andy Kaufman had a great version of this
