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Links of Interest to all Deadeyes |
Click on either the title, web address, or image and you will go to that site. |
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Serving NOW in Iraq
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"Deadeye Ready!" |
| http://www.96thsbde.com/index.html |
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"A great interactive site for the whole family!" |
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You Must go through these steps to get there.
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| First go to this link - http://www.loc.gov/vets/ |
Then from there go to: Search the Veteran's Collections:
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There are at least 23 Deadeyes listed here! |
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"An excellent site for posting your story." Maintained by Joe Richard |
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Project Salute
Students and Lawyers Assisting U.S. Troops Everywhere exclusively with Federal Benefits |
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| http://www.law.udmercy.edu/project_salute/index.php |
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| Video of the Signing Ceremony of the Japanese Surrender. |
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The Original version of Taps was called Last Post, and was written by Daniel Butterfield in 1801. It was rather lengthy and formal, as you will hear in this clip, so in 1862 it was shortened to 24 notes and re-named Taps. |
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| Other Great Deadeye Contacts - by email |
Peter Minix has a fine collection of military stories,
photographs, and diaries, and this includes a few deadeye contributions. Contact him for more information at: pdmmm@msn.com |
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| Edward Phillips is preparing a book that includes veteran Deadeye and 6th Marine stories from the Pacific Theatre, and several veteran stories from the European Theatre in a chronological effort to provide the reader a unique reading experience of WWII. Contact him at: ephilllips3@hotmail.com |
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