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If the family has any other service items (ribbons, medals, photos, his bars, etc.) for a shadow box to his memory and service, add the calendar. He did some steaming, seems like almost seven of those nine months he was at sea or in a hot zone.
 
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Awesome record for your family!


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thanks for posting, I'm officially done complaining about little things now. and thank you to your father in law.


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I wonder what kind of pen was used, it doesn't look like a ball point.
 
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I wonder what kind of pen was used, it doesn't look like a ball point.


Appears to have been written with a fountain pen. Although ballpoint pens were invented long before, they did not become popular or common until after World War II.




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Ballpoint pens did not come around until the early 1950s.
 
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Photo taken dy of launch 765. My father in law is indicated by red arrow.
The cartoon was found after he died so could not get story behind it.


 
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Very cool. Thanks for posting!



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I wonder what kind of pen was used, it doesn't look like a ball point.


Appears to have been written with a fountain pen. Although ballpoint pens were invented long before, they did not become popular or common until after World War II.


Learn something everyday! I thought ball points were popular in late 1930's.
Did not realize how expensive they were initially.
 
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