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Ok I've been looking into an Engineer I worked for part time while I was going through college. I remember one point and time him showing his father WW2 Uniform, flight jackets, real glass goggles, patches, pictures, onion skin letters, and a ton of other military memorabilia. I finally realized who he was and thought I would share with everyone.
Flying Officer H. C. Godefroy
I worked for his son Scott, I was mentally and emotionally blown away by just to put my hands on all his old equipment..it was almost a holistic experience
Flying Officer H. C. Godefroy
I worked for his son Scott, I was mentally and emotionally blown away by just to put my hands on all his old equipment..it was almost a holistic experience
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Posted 3 mo ago
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Posted 3 mo ago
These are some of the documents I have on my father
I am trying to get his military records from the archive
I am trying to get his military records from the archive
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Bethina Lee
3 mo
That takes a while, I had to request my father service records from St. Louis. I hope your making some sort of headway
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SFC Jo Ann Klawitter
3 mo
Bethina Lee I am making progress. I got my active duty and reserve paperwork.
And they are still working on my fathers
Thanks for asking
And they are still working on my fathers
Thanks for asking
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Bethina Lee
3 mo
SFC Jo Ann Klawitter the process is Extremely tedious...and LONG I wish you patience & luck
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SGT Mary G.
3 mo
I was told my father's WWII records were in the notorious fire that is the response some folks get.<sigh> He was Signal Corps Radar.
However, I have some photocopies of his DD214 from when he was called back to active duty during the Korean Conflict. They are miniaturized B/W photos - clearly before the convenience of copy machines!
However, I have some photocopies of his DD214 from when he was called back to active duty during the Korean Conflict. They are miniaturized B/W photos - clearly before the convenience of copy machines!
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