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MUSHY'S MOOCHINGS
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A sixties kind of guy remembering the past and the lessons learned. I'm passing on what I've mooched from from life in hopes of sparking memories and helping others. It's just my life as best I can make it.
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BILLY JEAN – Part 2
Donald did not share his life with me much, outside of telling me about his parents and his sister in Chattanooga, but I unloaded on him about everything. The two girls and the problem I had with Billy Jean. It was he that suggested that girl numbe...
BILLY JEAN – Part 1
To most observers, Billy Jean would have appeared to be the base slut. She hung out at the Airmen’s and NCO Clubs on the weekends, and sometimes would show up during the week. She was fresh out of high school and learning to be a beautician. ...
THE BUCK SERGEANTS
A couple of months after reporting to Sewart AFB, unfinished business from Vietnam began catching up to me. First off, I do not remember ever telling you about Master Sergeant Thomas, my Flight Commander at Da Nang, but we actually met on the P...
COMING HOME
I intend not to go into too much detail about my relationship with my first wife. Connie is the mother of my only son, in whom, I’m very pleased (Matthew 3:17), and will always be so.Since it is possible that she and her husband, as well as my son...
SAIL ON SILVER GIRL
Do you remember the song “Bridge over Troubled Waters”, by Simon and Garfunkel? Part of the hook in the song goes,“Sail on silver girl,your time has come to shine,all your dreams are on their way,see how they fly,”It is one that I will always...
SWEEPING OUT THE CORNERS OF MY MIND - 2
I am preparing to leave Vietnam - still attempting to sweep out the corners of my mind. However, I have few documenting photos left to illustrate my memories. Just thoughts, wispy memories of things I saw and that will always be there waiting to be...
SWEEPING OUT THE CORNERS OF MY MIND - 1
It is hard for me to come to terms with the fact that it has been over forty-one years since I left Vietnam (at this writing – Nov. ’07). If I may borrow a few lines from Bob Seger: Twenty(forty)years nowWhere'd they go?twenty (forty)yearsI ...
IF ROCKETS WERE NOT ENOUGH
Fred Cone probably still tells the tale about a Da Nang takeoff attempt, in 1967, which almost killed him. How could the Marine A-6 pilot forget the night his aircraft, which was carrying 500 lb. bombs, hit a C-141 transport carrying acetylene tanks...
