Eternal Shipmates

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Mike, have you had the opportunity to visit the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial?
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Hey Jerry___ in 2002,the wife and I visited the Arizona,along with all the other,Pearl Harbor Memorials, ::pray:: watched the film, toured the museum, the submarine Bowfin,and also toured the USS Missouri Battleship,next door---- ( saw the exact spot,where the war ending treaty, was signed ) _____the oil still bubbles to the top,and it really make ya' stop and think**** The price that was paid,for the freedom,we have today !!!!!!!!! GOD Bless the USA ::tu:: ::tu:: ______________a great tour,if you ever get there ::tu::
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This is my cousin and me on the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial in Feb. of 2010.
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8) I finally got there in November 2011. Very Moving!
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jerryd6818 wrote:Mike, have you had the opportunity to visit the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial?
No but I would like to someday. Nice photos Mitch, thank you.
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If you get a chance to go, stop for lunch at the Like Like Drive-in (pronounced Leaky Leaky) in Honolulu. It's across the street from Walmart. And if you get a chance to have a piece of Ted's Pie, don't pass it up.
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I like pie. :D They sent my dad to Honolulu for R & R during WWII, I still have some souvenirs he picked up there. That is one place I'd like to visit.
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jerryd6818 wrote:This is my cousin and me on the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial in Feb. of 2010.
Does your cousin get strange looks when wandering around in public? ::facepalm:: ::woot::
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Owd Wullie wrote:
jerryd6818 wrote:This is my cousin and me on the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial in Feb. of 2010.
Does your cousin get strange looks when wandering around in public? ::facepalm:: ::woot::
Willie, my cousin is the one on the left wearing the green John Deere cover. :mrgreen:
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The ship I was on made several port calls to Pearl. While we were there we were moored not to far fron the Arizona Memorial. I would get up at revelie and go an egg and meat sandwich and a cup of coffee and watch the sun come up over the Memorial. What a beautiful site to see. I had an occasion to visit the Memorial and it was quite a sobering moment. Also the pock marks from Japense bullets were still visiable on the buildings in the area. ftd
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