Konecny Anthony D.
Tony let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
Tony let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
Todd let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
On Wednesday 26 July, 1944 the USS Robalo SS-273 was lost when sunk by a Japanese mine, in Balabac Strait off Palawan, during her 3rd war patrol. 77 lives lost, 4 men rescued
John let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
Lenny let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
On Thursday 30 July, 1942 the USS Grunion SS-216 was lost to "unknown causes" off Kiska, Island in the Aleutians during her 1st war patrol. 70 lives lost
Woody let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
On Monday August 6, 1945 USS Bullhead SS-332 was lost to a Japanese air attack, off the Bali coast, during her 3rd war patrol. Bullhead was the last United States submarine lost in WWII. 84 lives lost
Mike let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
Kelly let go of the past;
it can't be changed.
Let go of the future;
no one can predict it.
Also, forget about the present.
Columbus Base did not get you one.
Happy birthday
On Sunday 13 August, 1944 the USS Flier SS-250 was lost when sunk by a Japanese mine, in Balabac Strait off Palawan, during 2nd war patrol. 78 lives lost; 8 survived
On Friday 14 August, 1942 the USS S39 SS-144 was lost when she grounded on reef South of Rossel Island in the Louisiade Archipelago during her 5th war patrol. No lives lost, crew rescued