Sid's N T I N S Locker
ONE-EIGHT-ZERO, RELATIVE
Veterans remembering how life was "way back then"
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180-01I 180-01K 180-01L 180-01N 180-01O 180-01P |
Bob Harrison
Pt.1
Bob Harrison Pt.2 Bob Harrison Pt.3 Bob Harrison Pt.4 Bob Harrison Pt.5 Bob Harrison Pt.6 Bob Harrison Pt.7 |
Former WW-II Navy Motor-Mac
and current Hoosier hotshot.
More of his writings may be accessed HERE. Bob started this. b. 13 December 1924 - d. 3 July 2001 |
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180-01C 180-01D |
Dex Armstrong Pt.1
Dex Armstrong Pt.2 Dex Armstrong Pt.3 |
Dex, with his chewed up Eagle No. 3 pencil and a lined tablet is like the energizer bunny of tale-tellers. So far he has written ten years worth of smoke-boat stories about his four year hitch. All of Dex's mind-dumps may be accessed HERE |
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180-01M |
Tom Parks Pt.1
Tom Parks Pt.2 |
Tom got an early start (1939) as a
WW-II US Submariner and has the War Patrol Pin to prove it. He has a very
informative and beautifully done webpage HERE.
b. 15 August 1921 - d. 4 October 2000 |
| 180-01F | Myron Howard | Myron was an Engineman on the USS BREAM during the 1950s and now has his hand in many submarine webpage projects. His main page is HERE |
| 180-01G | Joe Roche | Joe left New York City to become an Engineman on USS SIRAGO (SS-485) during the cold war. He's back in NYC. Joe's bio is HERE |
| 180-01H | Ric Hedman | Ric was a cold-war submariner who just keeps finding more good submarine history to put into his excellent collection. Through The Looking Glass |
| 180-01Q | The Sminkeys | Copied from Paul Wittmer's WW2 Submarine Veterans website. SOURCE |
| 180-01R | Ed Bookhardt | In this one Ed writes about "THE STUDEBAKER". A recollection from
the WWII period. Ed writes terrific stories. He is a former Navy SeaBee
who worked his way from Seaman Recruit to CDR.
More here. |