Trevor, why don't you write an article on a Corvette Vette?
That's what you did when you wrote about a UH-I Huey. A Bell UH-I is called a Huey. Get it? Never were in the military, were you?
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Hi Fox,
Personally, I enjoyed Trevor's article -- and even forwarded it to a friend who lost her husband fifty years ago in Korea. Since my friend's husband died as a result of having the wrong mounting hardware on his F-86F external fuel tanks -- and the helicopter pilots died as a result of faulty hardware in their rotor blade mounting -- it struck me that these wives suffered the same type of loss as my friend, Libby.
I forwarded the article to her and she asked if I can find out how she can get a copy of the song written to commemorate the lost husbands and fathers. I forwarded her request to Trevor. He has not responded yet; but, I am sure he will.
All I am saying is, let's cut some slack for Trevor. He may have or have not served in the military as we did -- but, his article was not intended to write military history; only to make us aware of these musicians honoring their fallen friends.
This man wrote a song to honor his fallen friends; I built a memorial web site to honor my fallen friend. You might check it out at: Link
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
Personally, I enjoyed Trevor's article -- and even forwarded it to a friend who lost her husband fifty years ago in Korea. Since my friend's husband died as a result of having the wrong mounting hardware on his F-86F external fuel tanks -- and the helicopter pilots died as a result of faulty hardware in their rotor blade mounting -- it struck me that these wives suffered the same type of loss as my friend, Libby.
I forwarded the article to her and she asked if I can find out how she can get a copy of the song written to commemorate the lost husbands and fathers. I forwarded her request to Trevor. He has not responded yet; but, I am sure he will.
All I am saying is, let's cut some slack for Trevor. He may have or have not served in the military as we did -- but, his article was not intended to write military history; only to make us aware of these musicians honoring their fallen friends.
This man wrote a song to honor his fallen friends; I built a memorial web site to honor my fallen friend. You might check it out at: Link
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
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Bill, Mr. Springer was mayor of St. Florian at one time. It shouldn't be too hard to contact him.
Also, I think Travis Wommack still owns the little barbeque place on Woodward--they may sell some copies there.
Also, I think Travis Wommack still owns the little barbeque place on Woodward--they may sell some copies there.