My mom looked more like Elizabeth Taylor.

aznation,   Thank you for the information. Have no idea how an Australian lighter got in with his stuff! I appreciate your information.   To the Forum, I apologize for posting non US.

Antique photos of deceased children are highly collectible and bring more money than adult ones.

Frankensteins monster comes to mind.   The article doesn’t say what the purpose was for him to gather the parts up or what kind of parts were they.   There is more to the story 

Thanks for the help John

This is a fantastic little WWI grouping.  Beautiful knit sweater. Those US Army stamped razor heads aren't the easiest to find. Is there a serial number on the reverse? 

More than that. F*****d up. What some people do... I question every day.   Wade

That would look great hanging in any mancave/war room!

That is messed up.

Wearing the flag on BDUs when not deployed became standard Army-wide in 2004 (ALARACT 018/2004, dated 20 JAN 2004)   Reposted here:  https://www.marlowwhite.com/faq/f-flag-patch-ar-update.html   When the BDU was worn, the flag was always supposed to be worn below the combat patch (yes, I know this goes against flag etiquette). This was not changed until the adoption of the ACU.