Doolittle Raider Ed Saylor and 'GRUMPY'

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The Inspector
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Doolittle Raider Ed Saylor and 'GRUMPY'

Tue Jun 26, 2012 3:33 pm

Will both be in Cody Wyoming July 1 to 4 thanks to Heritage Flight Foundation. pop2
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Re: Doolittle Raider Ed Saylor and 'GRUMPY'

Tue Jun 26, 2012 7:00 pm

When I was a kid, we were on-base neighbors of the Saylors when my father was assigned to Richards Gebaur AFB. I was best friends with his son, Rodney.

A nice man, I'm glad to see he's well.
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Re: Doolittle Raider Ed Saylor and 'GRUMPY'

Tue Jun 26, 2012 9:25 pm

JohnB wrote:When I was a kid, we were on-base neighbors of the Saylors when my father was assigned to Richards Gebaur AFB. I was best friends with his son, Rodney.

A nice man, I'm glad to see he's well.

He lives in Puyallup-so next time you're on the wet side of the rock pile.............
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