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  1. John Ciccarelli said:

    Thanks for sharing with everyone the super ladies who did so much who so few have heard of your love. I await your posts.

    February 25, 2017
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  2. Ken Malcolm said:

    When they were up to the kennels at CRAB. It was a special feeling of warmth that I got from them. We had a beer party on the beach one morning. I think 4 of them showed up. Drank and ate with us. They even wore two piece swimsuits. That really made us feel good. Thank you to all of you for being there for us with your smiles, kind words, laughter. Thank you for being round eyes that didn’t look down on us.

    February 25, 2017
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  3. Bert Pare said:

    823rd Red Horse, Air Force engineers, heavy construction…..Binh Thuy 1970…..The word in the chow line, Donut Dollies are on base, there’s going to be a show…..There’s singing and joke telling and one of the raised her skirt a LITTLE and gave a leg shot. Boy are we having a good time…..At one point all the girls run out among the troops and one of them grabs MY arm and pulls me to the make shift stage. They start doing a version of the duck song/dance and all the guys are struggling to keep up and are looking foolish. My Red Horse friends are screaming at me and are enjoying my performance way to much. At the end my girl pulls me back where she got me and planted a big one on my cheek…..I was some kind of home sick that night.

    February 25, 2017
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  4. Annie Carter said:

    For as much as they appreciated us, we were crazy about them. They really needed to have fun and went along with our silly little games with enthusiasm and good humor. We collected as many gimmes as we could like socks, combs, candy, calendars, pens and paper. I even took toilet paper once! And I bought a little Kodak camera for a guy bc they had no regular access to the PX. I went back to base at the end of every day just hoping they’d all be there the next time I came.

    February 26, 2017
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  5. Gary Thompson said:

    “Doc” Thompson here. 377th USAF Disp, They were and still are wonderful women

    February 27, 2017
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