Thank You.
USAF, Lackland AF Base, 3728 Squadron Flight 1299, Sept. 1971
Daddy is back row, 7th man from the left – the abnormally large cornbread-fed fellow right in the middle.
Memorial Day Message for My Daddy
May 26th, 2008 by demarcationville
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That is awesome.
Hmm…. wonder if he ever ran into my cousin or uncle while at Lackland.
I haven’t seen this picture in years! Thank You Daddy and Happy Memorial Day.
Well, whatdya know! A comment from the baby sis! I’ll have to post more old family photos!
And Kate, if your uncle and cousin were around Lackland in the 70s, I’d say it’s entirely possible. I know the base served as a holding spot for those coming from and going to Germany, but I’ve learned it’s a very small world.