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This page
is dedicated to our friends who have passed on.
May God's light forever shine upon them.
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IN THE BLUE
HEAVEN
by Henry Van
Dyke
In the blue
heaven the clouds will come and go,
Scudding before the gale, or drifting slow
As galleons becalmed in Sundown Bay:
And through the air the birds will wing their way
Soaring to far-off heights, or flapping low,
Or darting like an arrow from the bow;
And when the twilight comes the stars will show,
One after one, their tranquil bright array
In the blue heaven.
But ye who
fearless flew to meet the foe,
Eagles of freedom,-nevermore, we know,
Shall we behold you floating far away.
Yet clouds and birds and every starry ray
Will draw our heart to where your spirits glow
In the blue Heaven.
For the American Aviators who
died in the war.
March, 1919. |
We wish to express our
deepest sympathies for the personal losses suffered by friends, families
and the entire United States of America during the events in New York,
Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania.
May we all look for
strength in our faith and fellow man, find the wisdom in our hearts to
forgive and courageously live our lives from this day forward with a
sacred respect for each other.
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of Our Fallen Aviators
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Attention Members
Looking for
pictures depicting squadron events, TDY's crew members etc for a slide
show being are developed for the 2009 reunion. If you have any of
these items, please contact the
webmaster for more
information.
The date and location has
been set for the next reunion.
Short Cut to Reunion 2009
for details.
November 2007 Newsletter posted on the secure page.
Reunion Schedule, Area Maps, Hotel
Maps and Reunion Registration form added to Reunion 2009 Page
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