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Shot by a crew of war department cameramen that included the famous filmmaker John Ford, this incredible compilation of footage won an Academy Award. Looking at the events leading up to the Battle of Midway, the film chronicles the dramatic turning point in the war for the Pacific.
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acamogirl08/07/2008 7:40 AM

I am a 70% (working on 100%) Gulf War Era Disabled Veteran, who has just recently came to terms with what happened to me. Since receiving my disability I have regained some sense of pride. What I am looking for is how to authentically replace my missing medals and ribbons, I don't just want to buy them off of EBAY, But I received 2 battle E ribbons while i was serving on the AFDM-10 Resolute, as well as the National Defense Service medal, as well as expert marksmanship in both riffle and pistol. How do i get these medals replaced. They were not listed on my DD214 and i am having on heck of a time trying to figure out how to get thme replaced and have my records show that i received them. They are not even listed in my service records, but i know i got them, so what do i do next? any suggestions. email me at acamogirl@yahoo.com

acamogirl08/07/2008 7:17 AM

browneyez,
I was stationed in Norfolk VA on the AFDM-10 Resolute during 93 and 94. I knew a few sailors from the USS George Washington CVN 73, I don't know of the man you are looking for but I had a boyfriend back then who's family live in Mass. If you email me, I might be able to help. acamogirl@yahoo.com

Navy Photog07/12/2008 8:46 AM

The video about the EA-18G was very good however, the website titles all say EA-186. Website needs a proofreader.

browneyez07/11/2008 9:55 PM

I HAVE A LOVELY GRANDAUGHTER WHO IS WANTING TO KNOW HER FATHER. SHE KEEPING ASKING HER MOTHER ABOUT HIM.SHE HAS TRIED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH HIM BUT KEEP COMMING TO A DEAD END. WHAT CAN WE DO WE HAVE HIS SSN BUT KNOW ONE WILL HELP US TO LOCATE HIM. CAN YOU TELL US HOW TO FIND HIM. YES WE HAVE GONE TO THE WEB TO LOOK FOR HIM BUT WE DONT HAVE A DOB. HE IS OR WAS IN THE NAVY. HE WAS ON THE USS GEORGE WASHINGTON CVN73 IN NORFOLK VA IN THE YEAR OF 1993-1994 HE WAS A RN2 HIS NAME WAS DEAN HARDISON PLEASE CONTACT ME AT THIS EMAIL SO MY GRANDAUGHTER CAN HAVE A FATHER TO KNOW AND SEE IF SHE HAS BROTHERS OR SISTERS OUT THERE.

stinky07/06/2008 3:56 PM

I have been a Naval History Buff since I was a very young boy... Served in the Navy 1965 - 1971 ... This is a very informative web site.