Fellow Marines, I hope you know by now that our next reunion is in Branson, MO, Sep 30-Oct 4 of this year. This letter is going out as an all-hands email, with registration information attached, and as hard copy to … Continue reading →
A note on “Airline Chicken” We were concerned that anyone would ever think it appropriate to use the word “airline” in conjunction with food so we Googled “airline chicken breast.” According to Wikipedia, “Airline chicken is a food dish comprising … Continue reading →
Last year, 2018, I was diagnosed with MDS-RS-SLD, a fairly rare kind of bone marrow cancer that inhibits normal red blood cell development and presents as anemia in routine blood tests. It was confirmed following a bone marrow biopsy at … Continue reading →
Received from Bunni Allega by Chuck Johnson on 6 Dec 2018. She clearly meant for it to be shared. Our youngest son, Lance (who lives in Maryland) and I moved Fred to St. Pauls Plaza in Chula Vista, CA. on … Continue reading →
Here are some pictures from the 2013 reunion in Charleston (pics by Chuck Johnson) Related Images:
Continue reading →PRESIDENT’S CORNER Nov. 27, 2018 Marines, by now I hope every one has recovered from eating too much turkey at Thanksgiving. I think we ate the last of our left overs last night. It helps to have Grand-Kids and sending … Continue reading →
Marines, We are busily planning HMM-265 Reunion 2019 for Branson, MO, Sep 30-Oct 4. At the 2017 reunion in San Francisco we had voted to have the 2019 Reunion in Philadelphia. However, the Philadelphia coordinator had to back out and … Continue reading →
This is the archive of President’s Corner posts. The category has been removed from the main menu. Future President’s Corner posts will be placed initially under Newest Posts and then moved to this Archive after they are no longer timely. … Continue reading →
During the 2015 reunion cruise the membership voted to raise and contribute $5,000 to the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, the fund raising organization for the National Museum of the Marine Corps. The amount was raised almost immediately in contributions and … Continue reading →
A new link has been added at ‘Links|Other Military-Related Links’. Lest We Forget: The Mission shows the magnum opus of Major Fredric Arnold (Ret), sculptor and sole surviving member of his WW II P-38 class of 24-J Group. In 1916, … Continue reading →