Comments for Journal of a Veteran http://journalofaveteran.com Save Your Military Experiences! Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:39:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 Comment on Contact Information by VLAircraft http://journalofaveteran.com/contact-information/#comment-13 VLAircraft Thu, 11 Feb 2010 16:45:09 +0000 http://journalofaveteran.com/contact-information/#comment-13 1. I just joined and received this 'impossible to remember' password. How do I change it? 2. Why is there no HELP button? Even F1 doesn't do the trick. 1. I just joined and received this ‘impossible to remember’ password. How do I change it?

2. Why is there no HELP button? Even F1 doesn’t do the trick.

]]> Comment on How to Post by Pookie1 http://journalofaveteran.com/2009/08/14/how-to-post/#comment-12 Pookie1 Fri, 30 Oct 2009 08:47:08 +0000 http://journalofaveteran.com/?p=59#comment-12 Dear Joel, I am a Dutch WWII Airwar researcher and recieved a request from next of kin of a Lancaster crewmember who was saved by Co. Jack Bradley. He flew in a RCAF Lancaster when the plane was attacked by a Fw190. Col. Bradley shot the Fw190 down. The next of kin of this crew member would like to get in contact with the next of kin of Jack Bradley to thank them. I hope to get an answer soon because the crewmember is in his last days. Thank you very much. Warm regards from Holland, Ed IJsbrandij Dear Joel,

I am a Dutch WWII Airwar researcher and recieved a request from next of kin of a Lancaster crewmember who was saved by Co. Jack Bradley. He flew in a RCAF Lancaster when the plane was attacked by a Fw190.
Col. Bradley shot the Fw190 down.
The next of kin of this crew member would like to get in contact with the next of kin of Jack Bradley to thank them.
I hope to get an answer soon because the crewmember is in his last days.

Thank you very much.

Warm regards from Holland,

Ed IJsbrandij

]]> Comment on How to Post by olarmyjoel http://journalofaveteran.com/2009/08/14/how-to-post/#comment-10 olarmyjoel Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:41:43 +0000 http://journalofaveteran.com/?p=59#comment-10 Ok I fixed it and it was with an iPhone while sitting on a plane. Sorry about that and by all means tell us what you have experienced over there. Joel Ok I fixed it and it was with an iPhone while sitting on a plane. Sorry about that and by all means tell us what you have experienced over there.

Joel

]]> Comment on How to Post by Ranger198 http://journalofaveteran.com/2009/08/14/how-to-post/#comment-9 Ranger198 Fri, 14 Aug 2009 19:59:09 +0000 http://journalofaveteran.com/?p=59#comment-9 Dang, All I do is mention that since you're pitching the therapeutic effects of journaling as a PTSD treatment (which is true), I thought you might want a category for it! Sheesh! Thanks for outing me! Will Dang,

All I do is mention that since you’re pitching the therapeutic effects of journaling as a PTSD treatment (which is true), I thought you might want a category for it! Sheesh!

Thanks for outing me!

Will

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]]> Comment on Somalia by MOGVET http://journalofaveteran.com/2007/11/18/somalia/#comment-6 MOGVET Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:59:16 +0000 http://journalofaveteran.com/2007/11/18/somalia/#comment-6 Somalia Veterans Commemorative Patch at this link http://home.comcast.net/~spotedog/somalia/somalia%20veteran%20commemorative%20patch.html Somalia Veterans Commemorative Patch at this link

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]]> Comment on P-51 Fighter Ace by Journal of a Veteran Blog Archive P 51 Fighter Ace | Outdoor Decor http://journalofaveteran.com/2008/10/28/p-51-fighter-ace/#comment-5 Journal of a Veteran Blog Archive P 51 Fighter Ace | Outdoor Decor Sat, 13 Jun 2009 21:28:57 +0000 http://journalofaveteran.com/?p=38#comment-5 [...] Journal of a Veteran Blog Archive P 51 Fighter Ace Posted by root 5 minutes ago (http://journalofaveteran.com) His decorations included the distinguished service cross i was very patriotic he said our main concern was winning the war my neighbor in germany middot pacific war aviator leave a reply you must be logged in to post a comment powered by wordpress design Discuss  |  Bury |  News | Journal of a Veteran Blog Archive P 51 Fighter Ace [...] [...] Journal of a Veteran Blog Archive P 51 Fighter Ace Posted by root 5 minutes ago (http://journalofaveteran.com) His decorations included the distinguished service cross i was very patriotic he said our main concern was winning the war my neighbor in germany middot pacific war aviator leave a reply you must be logged in to post a comment powered by wordpress design Discuss  |  Bury |  News | Journal of a Veteran Blog Archive P 51 Fighter Ace [...]

]]> Comment on World War II by journalo http://journalofaveteran.com/2007/11/18/world-war-ii/#comment-4 journalo Sun, 31 Aug 2008 13:10:45 +0000 http://journalofaveteran.com/2007/11/18/world-war-i/#comment-4 1LT David Riker was my wife's great uncle. He died while bombing an aircraft parts factory over Budapest, Hungary. His plane, piloted by Bauman and co-piloted by Riker was hit by FLAK directly over the target and fell into the trail plane. Riker's plane had 12 on board that day and none were able to exit the aircraft; all were killed. The other aircraft, piloted by Mowery, was struck by Riker's B-24. The prop of Riker's plane killed the co-pilot of the other plane while he was still strapped in the seat. Mowery was able to re-gain control of his plane and gave the order to bail out. All but the co-pilot exited the aircraft. Unfortunately, Mowery's chute didn't open and he was killed as well. 1LT David Riker was my wife’s great uncle. He died while bombing an aircraft parts factory over Budapest, Hungary. His plane, piloted by Bauman and co-piloted by Riker was hit by FLAK directly over the target and fell into the trail plane. Riker’s plane had 12 on board that day and none were able to exit the aircraft; all were killed. The other aircraft, piloted by Mowery, was struck by Riker’s B-24. The prop of Riker’s plane killed the co-pilot of the other plane while he was still strapped in the seat. Mowery was able to re-gain control of his plane and gave the order to bail out. All but the co-pilot exited the aircraft. Unfortunately, Mowery’s chute didn’t open and he was killed as well.

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