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Research and citizen-archivery at the National Archives. Monday, February 2, 2015. Happy belated Birthday Captain Clark Gable, USAAF. Yesterday February 1st was Clark Gables 114th bday thanks wikipedia. When I heard this, I remembered I had recently found some documents related to Gables service during WW2 while performing research at the National Archives facility. In College Park, MD. He was in the US Army Air Force. One of the records I located was a memo to Hap Arnold. Despite his popularity, .CONTENT
This web page soldiersource.blogspot.com states the following, "Research and citizen-archivery at the National Archives." We saw that the webpage said " Monday, February 2, 2015." It also said " Happy belated Birthday Captain Clark Gable, USAAF. Yesterday February 1st was Clark Gables 114th bday thanks wikipedia. When I heard this, I remembered I had recently found some documents related to Gables service during WW2 while performing research at the National Archives facility. In College Park, MD. He was in the US Army Air Force. One of the records I located was a memo to Hap Arnold. Despite his popularity, ."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
Jonathan Webb Deiss, Independent Researcher and Military History Specialist. Jonathan Webb Deiss near his home in Washington DC. There is absolutely no one better suited to research military records at the National Archives than Jon. His expertise on the subject of military personnel records is largely unsurpassed. 25 years experience researching genealogy and family history. 10 years experience navigating the records systems at the National Archives. Website design by Ben Azzara.
This is a blog inspired by another soldier friend of mine who has given his feelings on matters. There are always more points of view and this one is mine. Wednesday, December 22, 2004. This email is just to let those readers of my past blog know I am posting again. Thursday, January 15, 2004.
This is my second blog about my personal experiences while deployed. I have a little more rank this time and a few more soldiers so what unfolds may be even more interesting than last time. Wednesday, June 08, 2005. My only regret is that I have to leave some of my guys to augment the team that came in to replace us. Saturday, May 28, 2005. Wednesday, May 18, 2005.
A Mom of a Daughter Soldier. A mom talks about her daughter in the military, who is a veteran of two wars at the age of 23. Lets Not Forget Our Veterans - 2011. Freedom is not Free! Husband; Marine Corp.
Such is the life of a soldier. I will attempt to uncover the often misunderstood life of a soldier. I hope to also relieve some misconceptions about the Iraqi people I was sent to fight. You can leave comments by clicking the comments link at the end of each post. Feel free to express your opinion or ask questions. Fort Irwin, California, United States. I created this as the new masthead for the new si. The Pulse In Our Veins.