[Pippin]

An Angel? You? TE HE!

[SassyMom]

Wellllll, if I can pretend to have the figure and wardrobe of the dollz then I would think that I can pretend to be and angel too. Don't ya think????? lol

Sassy

[Snow Bunny]

That is so neat!!! I am so glad to hear about it.

Last night, my gosh this is too funny.Last night FallGuy said after we ge settled in Oregon it would be fun to have a Canteen get together, maybe like in Portland or something. Probably easier to fly in there and places to stay for everyone.Like a weekend thing . It could be such fun .

So Jen, FallGuy said to tell you great idea ! I think it is a GREAT idea.

[MistyCA]

"JOLLY Green" is performed by Bull Durham and Saul Broudy. This song about the "Jolly Green Giant" or Sikorsky HH3E/HH-53E, a large reconnaissance helicopter used to pick up downed American flyers, circulated widely among Air Force singers in Vietnam and Thailand throughout the war.

James Patterson (BULL) Durham, a veteran of the Korean War, served with the 362nd Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron at Pleiku, 1969-1970, and in his own words, "flew 175 missions in a magnificent Gooney Bird (EC-47)--1942 vintage--older than my co-pilot." He toured Army camps in the central highlands with a GI country band, singing and collecting songs, and assembled the largest manuscript collection of songs of the war.

Saul Broudy served as a laundry and bath platoon leader, 96th Quartermaster Battalion, 1st Logistical Command, at Phan Rang, 1966-1967, but learned many of his songs from member of the 148th Assault Helicopter Company ("Blue Stars") stationed just down the road.