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Jim Bewley wrote:Merry Christmas from windy PA.

Jim

And windy Wyoming. We're getting 60 mph gusts today, but that's the norm this time of the year.

A very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year from the clear skies of Oklahoma. Thank you all for your participation and enlightenment over the past year.

The same to you Couvi, and to all on the forum, the compliments of the season.

Merry Christmas for all you guys! I hope everyone’s here is well and doin’ good, all of our servicemen and veterans are fine and kicking asses. I wish to everyone a very happy holidays and a lot of good news and worthy acquirements to their collections or working stuff.

I am deeply sorry for not be able to be here with ya most of the year – this haunts me on. When there’s more time I planning to explain this absence but right now let us rejoice and have a little more time for our friends and families.

Pat, Jim, Couvi, Dusan and all others – Merry Christmas to you guys!

Alexander wrote:Merry Christmas for all you guys! I hope everyone’s here is well and doin’ good, all of our servicemen and veterans are fine and kicking asses. I wish to everyone a very happy holidays and a lot of good news and worthy acquirements to their collections or working stuff.

I am deeply sorry for not be able to be here with ya most of the year – this haunts me on. When there’s more time I planning to explain this absence but right now let us rejoice and have a little more time for our friends and families.

Pat, Jim, Couvi, Dusan and all others – Merry Christmas to you guys!

Very good to hear from you Alexander, we're glad to have you back on-line!

Merry Christmas to all!

And, in this year which closes with tragedy at home, war ongoing in Afghanistan, war developing in Mali and civil war raging in Syria I'm reminded that "and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch." Perhaps the message of the season will advance us on to that point in the future in which we can hope to share our mutual interest in the military past in a world in which all wars are part of the past.

Wonderful thought for this time of the year Pat.

Jim

Christmas menus from the Navy, admittedly off topic:

http://navalwarfare.blogspot.com/2012/1 ... 12_25.html

US WWI Christmas Card:



From: http://warmonument.blogspot.com/2013/04 ... l?spref=bl

Pat Holscher wrote:US WWI Christmas Card:



From: http://warmonument.blogspot.com/2013/04 ... l?spref=bl

Is that a "bring back"? The card is British - from the Royal Engineers.

Brian P. wrote:

Pat Holscher wrote:US WWI Christmas Card:

Is that a "bring back"? The card is British - from the Royal Engineers.

It must be, but I neglected to photograph the key for that display.

Bumped up in the Spirit of Christmas Past.

Brian P. wrote:

Pat Holscher wrote:US WWI Christmas Card:



From: http://warmonument.blogspot.com/2013/04 ... l?spref=bl

Is that a "bring back"? The card is British - from the Royal Engineers.

Bump.

Merry Christmas to all and a safe healthy New Year!
George.

Merry Christmas, guys! Best wishes to all and stay safe!