His handshake was strong and you could tell he was a tough old dude . He looked you right in the eye when he was talking to you and had a quick and easy smile , probably born from carrying the memory of that day with him throughout his life . We chatted for a while about stuff , told him how my dad was on a carrier during the Korean war , etc . He was pretty interesting to say the least .
He was quick as a whip and was really interesting to talk to . I'm glad I got to meet him and shake his hand . He's part of a generation that's disappearing quickly , and It was an honor to make his acquaintance .
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No two ways about it, we just don't measure up as men to those generations who fought in world wars.
Respect.
Funny so am I so where was this Pic taken. I am in Manassas Virgina.
Gordon E Jones
well you're in good company . It was taken in San Diego at the tattoo shop I work at . His daughter was in getting a tattoo and he was along for moral support .
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