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<p>[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 24585457, member: 100459"]Wow! Great history lesson. My father's grandparents immigrated to the states i 1917, I think. WW I had a terrible impact on my great-great grandparents. My great, great grandfather was killed in France during WW I. Two of my Great Great Uncles were killed in the South Pacific during WWII. My father was a corpsman for the U.S. Marines. My father continued to serve as a corpsman during Korea and lastly in Vietnam, where he injured his back and was medivaced to the states. My brother was in the navy and operated the computers for the big guns they had. They got hit by something and killed the other man in the gun turret (or whatever the Navy called them. I was drafted. I took basic at Bragg, AIT at DIX during the winter, then jump school at Benning. I went to Bragg 82nd Airborne. I was supposed to go to OCS at Sill, but got sick and had two operations. It kept me out of combat. They found out I was a proficient typist, so I went to work as a law clerk typist.</p><p>I love history and I am so grateful for your history lesson.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 24585457, member: 100459"]Wow! Great history lesson. My father's grandparents immigrated to the states i 1917, I think. WW I had a terrible impact on my great-great grandparents. My great, great grandfather was killed in France during WW I. Two of my Great Great Uncles were killed in the South Pacific during WWII. My father was a corpsman for the U.S. Marines. My father continued to serve as a corpsman during Korea and lastly in Vietnam, where he injured his back and was medivaced to the states. My brother was in the navy and operated the computers for the big guns they had. They got hit by something and killed the other man in the gun turret (or whatever the Navy called them. I was drafted. I took basic at Bragg, AIT at DIX during the winter, then jump school at Benning. I went to Bragg 82nd Airborne. I was supposed to go to OCS at Sill, but got sick and had two operations. It kept me out of combat. They found out I was a proficient typist, so I went to work as a law clerk typist. I love history and I am so grateful for your history lesson.[/QUOTE]
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