Thunderbolt
My new patch is from the 83rd Infantry (the Thunderbolt) which is my grandfather’s division in World War II.
Author:
My new patch is from the 83rd Infantry (the Thunderbolt) which is my grandfather’s division in World War II.
My irises popped up this week, so heading into a very busy few days I stopped to shoot the flowers.
More photos from the Philadelphia Spinners 26-14 win over the Buffalo Hunters. Congratulations again to the Spinners players and coaches!
Tonight was the first ever night for professional Ultimate Frisbee – and my friend Kevin Chiang (#5) was on the Philadelphia Spinner’s squad.
Just in time, I was on hand to welcome Sgt. Erik Berg, U.S. Army, back from his second and final tour in Afghanistan.
The Warriors’ Watch and A Hero’s Welcome picked up Sergeant Anthony Cabassa, US Army, and delivered him with a rousing ‘thank you’ to the Coatesville Fire Department.
We had a GREAT turnout to welcome Sgt. Tom Fillippo, U.S. Army Rangers. Sgt. Fillippo completed three tours in Afghanistan.
What better than a cold, rainy afternoon to welcome home one of our heroes? The Warriors’ Watch and A Hero’s Welcome came out to cheer for Spc. Kendal Walton to thank him for his service.
These are a week earlier than 2010, and three weeks earlier than 2009. They’re still my favorite flowering tree.
The Warriors’ Watch and A Hero’s Welcome surprised Sgt. Timothy Bouyea, home on leave from his fourth tour.
The Warriors’ Watch and A Hero’s Welcome gave a resounding welcome to LCpl. Joe Kosloski, USMC.
I was one of over 100 motorcyclists from the Warriors’ Watch (and related groups) who escorted the Philadelphia PD down-and-back to the Pentagon to retrieve artifacts for a new Philly 9/11 memorial.
The Warriors’ Watch and A Hero’s Welcome were on hand to welcome home PFC Justin Crowell from Afghanistan.
You’ll thank me.