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Bob McCully and Earl Myers were residents of “This Castle on the Hill.”The original structure is under the “old” arrow. They added a living room to the two bedroom shack (see under the “new” arrow). They had a “local” dig a septic tank. Their water was solar-heated, on the roof. That is Earl, carrying a tub of water on his head. Photo Ctsy. Earl Myers. |
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(Muletrain) Myers, taking the sun and cleaning his 45 cal pistol Photo Ctsy. Earl Myers |
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Earl and Bob put a divider between them, in the middle of the room, and enclosed it for privacy. They shared a closet that had an opening on both sides. Earl says, Mac was a damn good pilot and room mate. He had a pearl handled six shooter and would knock off the rats at night. Photo Ctsy. Earl Myers |
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since their sea voyage to Okinawa, Bob Wolfington and Bill Sutton contemplate their next move. Photo Ctsy. Bill Sutton |
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range was available for aircrew members to keep their proficiency up on reaction time and target tracking. |
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