WWII vet

Armistead · 08-04-10, 03:53 AM

Doing a job for a 86 year old man than served in WW2. Obviously I finally got him talking. He saw about everything and was seriously wounded. Course that took him out for about 5 months and right back in the thick he went.

He's a very known rich man in our area and supports a lot of WW2 things.
He finally opened a closet and showed me all the crap he brought back from Germany, SS knife, wood grip luger, several german medals, ect. Showed me his awards, purple heart, ect.... I was amazed at how heavy the wood grip luger was.

Always fun to listen to the stories...

08-04-10, 03:53 AM	#1
Armistead Rear Admiral Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: on the Dan Posts: 10,880 Downloads: 364 Uploads: 0	WWII vet Doing a job for a 86 year old man than served in WW2. Obviously I finally got him talking. He saw about everything and was seriously wounded. Course that took him out for about 5 months and right back in the thick he went. He's a very known rich man in our area and supports a lot of WW2 things. He finally opened a closet and showed me all the crap he brought back from Germany, SS knife, wood grip luger, several german medals, ect. Showed me his awards, purple heart, ect.... I was amazed at how heavy the wood grip luger was. Always fun to listen to the stories...