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Old 04-09-2006, 20:10   #31
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I concur

It looks like the Tunnel King to me too.

... it was Malmedy reference that got me to Durning. Would never have got there without the help.
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Old 04-09-2006, 20:14   #32
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Charles Bronson?

TR
"I dig and I dig and I dig....."

Yep, that's Mr Tough Guy, he was a tail gunner on a B-29 during War II over the Pacific.



Your next challange.....if you choose to accept it....


I'm looking for the name of the Gentleman 2nd from the left?

Also.....what claim to fame do EVERYONE of these men have?
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Old 04-09-2006, 20:20   #33
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Too easy

Omar B and they all wore stars (eventually)
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Old 04-09-2006, 20:23   #34
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Beat me to it.

Same guess, and that was the 1915 "Class the Stars Fell On".

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Old 04-09-2006, 20:25   #35
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Omar B and they all wore stars (eventually)
Ooooooo....a dimond in the rough.

Very good 112th. That is indeed General Omar Bradly and those men on the West Point Basball team did wear stars.


Okay....give this one a shot.
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Old 04-09-2006, 20:30   #36
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Another West Pointer

This LTG passed away earlier this year. RIP, General.

His son earned fame during the Gulf War, and also retired as a General before continuing in public service. He was the central figure in a notorious incident on the grounds of a landmark building in Washington D.C.
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Old 04-09-2006, 20:44   #37
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Who is this young paratrooper

S Diver - you may have me on that one.

Here is one for you to try.
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Old 04-09-2006, 20:54   #38
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VSVO - How about Gen McCaffrey?
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Old 04-09-2006, 21:09   #39
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VSVO - How about Gen McCaffrey?
Arrrrgggghhhhh beat me to it.

Still working on yours. At first I thought it was Hugh Hefner, but I don't think he went Airborne.
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Ooooooo....a dimond in the rough.

Very good 112th. That is indeed General Omar Bradly and those men on the West Point Basball team did wear stars.


Okay....give this one a shot.

Isn't that the original TR...rough rider himself...Teddy Roosevelt?
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Old 04-09-2006, 22:06   #41
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VSVO - How about Gen McCaffrey?
Yes. LTG William J. McCaffrey.
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Isn't that the original TR...rough rider himself...Teddy Roosevelt?
No....but it is around the same time frame as TR.

Here's a hint...his son went on to a famous career in the Military too. In fact the two of them walked in the same AO's, at different times in their careers.
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Stormin Senior?

WM - T Roosevelt was my first guess too. However, the facial features were not even close to matching any pics I could find of Teddy.

Based on the hint provided by SDiver. I would guess that is Gen Norman Schwarzkopf's papa.
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Try this one....

This portrait was made more than 40 years after his military exploits.

Who is it?
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Old 04-10-2006, 06:07   #45
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Chamberlan (20th Maine)?

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Try this one....

This portrait was made more than 40 years after his military exploits.

Who is it?
Was the 1st one the elder McArthur?
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