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25th Fighter Sqdn Page 5
25th Fighter Sqdn
Page 5
Some of the "Old Guard"
Bertram, Boswell, Caldwell and Irwin
Look Familiar - - ? ?
Tooley and leg art
Strout and
Coughin' Coffin
Before      and      After
Ernie Thygeson
C-Flight
Llorente, Rawles, Sortommes and Spears
William McCoy Bowers
and Jack Hamilton
Nostalgic Mementos
Hartley, Broome and Spears
Short Snorter
William McCoy Bowers with Vince and Nancy Cutlip
Chow Time
Eakins
Llorente
Croom
Ralph Barr and Ray Kaiser
Gastons and Sortomme
Business (?) Meeting
Broome, Hartley and Martin
Ole Nickum
Bare Bottoms
McNeil, Taylor, Kaiser and Broome
P-40 Gun Blast Shield
Parker and Cutlip
Altitude at Yunnanyi
6600 feet and something
'Twasn't Me
Nor Me
Chuck Wahl and David Llorente
Okinawa - - 25th Types
Ed Tooley
Tom Rawles
More Chow
Wahl and his true love
A P-80
Paul Royer flying his P-40
That was a beautiful wing
Paul Royer and "Miss Julie" - - 1944
Stan Strout and Art Gaston
In San Antonio
Ed Tooley and his steed - - 1944
V-Mail Xmas Greeting from Ed Tooley -- 1944
Remember these?
Don Taylor and his homebuilt Thorp T-18 airplane.  Don flew this airplane around the world
In subsequent years after operations in the CBI theater, the 25th Fighter Squadron was reactivated at Naha, Okinawa in 1946 and the center emblem was the new squadron insignia.  In the post Korea and Vietnam War periods a new emblem was created, however, its tone did have some resemblance with the original Assam Draggin emblem.  Me thinks they should left the squadron emblem as it was, it's the best of the lot - - if nothing else but for tradition.

 

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