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MEMORIAL DAY
Charles F. Walker: Lamoine, ME
Today is Memorial Day, a day when a flag is placed on the gravesite of an “unidentified Civil War Veteran” in the East Lamoine Cemetery in East Lamoine, Maine.
Simultaneously, this very small community has a Civil War Veteran whose gravesite cannot be located.
Could the two be a match? The story of Charles F. Walker can be read at:
RIGHTING A CIVIL WAR WRONG: A Gravestone for a Civil War Veteran
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Navy Chief Photographer Robert Cornell, for whom the military was a life career, was buried at sea after being fatally killed in a car accident. His story can be read by clicking:
Two Photographers Named Cornell
Photo by Chief Navy Photographer Cornell
- Chief Navy Photographer Robert W. Cornell
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Albert Adam Briskay (Borinsky)
Albert W. Briskay (aka Borinsky) was a W. W. I Navy Veteran, and a W. W. II civilian worker on submarine repair at Pearl Harbor. To read a radio interview he did in 1942, click on:
Pearl Harbor: A 1942 Radio Broadcast Script . To read the second posting on that interview, click on: Navy Yard Broadcast from Pearl Harbor: Part 2
ADDITIONAL READING:
My Childhood Home: 29 Spring St., Portsmouth, N. H. (Albert Briskay’s home)
Mad Hatters, Johnny Depp, and Alice in Wonderland
Laurel Mountain Borough, Pennsylvania: Quaint
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MEMORIAL DAY
Charles F. Walker: Lamoine, ME
Today is Memorial Day, a day when a flag is placed on the gravesite of an “unidentified Civil War Veteran” in the East Lamoine Cemetery in East Lamoine, Maine.
Simultaneously, this very small community has a Civil War Veteran whose gravesite cannot be located.
Could the two be a match? The story of Charles F. Walker can be read at:
RIGHTING A CIVIL WAR WRONG: A Gravestone for a Civil War Veteran
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Navy Chief Photographer Robert Cornell, for whom the military was a life career, was buried at sea after being fatally killed in a car accident. His story can be read by clicking:
Two Photographers Named Cornell
Photo by Chief Navy Photographer Cornell
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Albert Adam Briskay (Borinsky)
Albert W. Briskay (aka Borinsky) was a W. W. I Navy Veteran, and a W. W. II civilian worker on submarine repair at Pearl Harbor. To read a radio interview he did in 1942, click on:
Pearl Harbor: A 1942 Radio Broadcast Script . To read the second posting on that interview, click on: Navy Yard Broadcast from Pearl Harbor: Part 2
ADDITIONAL READING:
My Childhood Home: 29 Spring St., Portsmouth, N. H. (Albert Briskay’s home)
Mad Hatters, Johnny Depp, and Alice in Wonderland
Laurel Mountain Borough, Pennsylvania: Quaint
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