COMBAT CARDS 2.1
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Fall, 1950 ( Read more... )

The elderly woman paced back and forth in front of the mailbox. The Washington summer was starting to bake the sidewalks and the area's humidity was already become dreadful. She was uncomfortable as she'd already broken a sweat, nothing so bad as her days in the Phillipinesm, but uncomfortable none the less. Still she paced back and forth with the ( Read more... )

[Copies of the following letter were send to George S. Parker and Charles Parker in the Spring of 1950 ( Read more... )

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The teacher wishes us to write in this book. Although she neglects to say so outright she believes that our doing so will enable the pilot to return to dominance. In this she is mistaken. He shall nevermore be what he once was. The damage inflicted upon him by the doctors and the bishop would have broken him completely had we not been there to ( Read more... )

On April 3, 1974 tornados pummeled this country in a way not seen since. A neighborhood just one mile down the road from where I was at the time was completely flattened. Here's some interesting footage for anyone interested.http://www.

“God damn you Oliver Daniels” the elderly lady muttered under her breath. She’d just lost a third pencil in her normally perfect hair and her eyes were bleary as she hung up the phone ending the conversation with the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee. It was the seventh senator she’d spoken with that day. The day before she’d gone ( Read more... )

Jan 17, 1950 - New Delhi, India ( Read more... )

December 12, 1949 - Washington ( Read more... )