Salvage Sailor Posted September 4, 2024 #226 Posted September 4, 2024 Thanks Kurt, I kept seeing an Eagle... 55th CAC (AA) Fort Kamehameha, T.H. Major Roy S. Atwood, CO, CAC Captain A. K. Chambers, CAC LT Byron L Paige, Battery B
KurtA Posted September 5, 2024 #227 Posted September 5, 2024 3 hours ago, KurtA said: 2nd Bombardment Group The DUI
patches Posted September 5, 2024 Author #228 Posted September 5, 2024 Shavetail Albin F. Irzyk in 1940 in the 3rd Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont, Irzyk future Brigadier General with a distinguished career, passes a 101 in 2018.
Jacko Posted July 26, 2025 #229 Posted July 26, 2025 In the black and white, taken from Patches' posting of 12-16-21, the top kick in Troopers Three was portrayed by Murdock MacQuarrie 8-25-1878 to 8-22-42. His first moving picture was in 1915. He worked during the years of the Great War and consistently afterward . I can't see all of the hash marks, but there appear to be 9 or 10. Plus three WWI overseas chevrons, very handsomely and creatively overlayed atop the hash marks which appears to be copied in the 19th topper displayed at a Hawaii museum. He looks like a real top because he's old and weathered, like a real old war horse. He was 51 or 52 when this was filmed. IMDB states it was made in 1930.
Wailuna Posted July 29, 2025 #230 Posted July 29, 2025 His grave stone shows that his actual military service was in the U.S. Navy during the Spanish American War. Someone else can figure out what the rank "CP" was.
collectsmedals Posted July 29, 2025 #231 Posted July 29, 2025 The Navy Rating with the abbreviation CP is Construction Apprentice.
Wailuna Posted July 30, 2025 #232 Posted July 30, 2025 3 hours ago, collectsmedals said: The Navy Rating with the abbreviation CP is Construction Apprentice. Thanks.
JrBfloNY Posted November 20, 2025 #234 Posted November 20, 2025 On 7/3/2020 at 11:55 AM, seanmc1114 said: Colonel Joseph Becker, commander of the 174th Infantry Regiment of the New York National Guard's 44th Division, in 1937. That's a unit from my city, Buffalo NY. Connecticut Street Armory on the West Side carved in stone it says 174th NGNY. You can also see a banner hanging on the wall of Sgt. Ernie Bilko's room on the Phil Silvers Show.
JrBfloNY Posted November 20, 2025 #235 Posted November 20, 2025 On 10/11/2020 at 11:47 PM, patches said: The 1st Cavalry Fort Knox Kentucky, like June 1940 as seen on this July 40 LIFE Cover, in July the unit the 1st Cav was in, the 7th Cavalry Brigade was juuust being expanded into the new 1st Armored Division. That barrel there was an aircraft air cooled model.
patches Posted February 7 Author #236 Posted February 7 14th New York Infantry 1939, unit was indeed title by state, was redesignated 187th Field Artillery (155mm Howitzer) September 16, 1940,
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