MILITARY ORDER OF THE WORLD WARS Officer Review PINS Clips +

ITEM 1.) Officer Review; The Military Order of the World Wars; It is More Noble to Serve Than to Be Served; Take Time to Serve Your Country; Volume 43, Number 10, June 2004;

Flag Day June 14, 2004 Front Cover Photo;

The Massing of the Colors and Service of Remembrance; Bless of the Colors, November 12, 2003; Civilian Workers Assist in Rebuilding Iraq and Afghanistan; Remembering World War II - In Stamps; Army Theme Changed to Focus on War; The Army's Motor Boat Brigade; Stryker Brigades: Integral to the Current Force; MUCH, MUCH, MORE!;

PLUS 2.) Officer Review; MOWW; Volume 45, Number 1; July 2005;

General P.X. Kelley, 28th commandant, U.S. Marine Corps Front Cover Photo;

Commander-In-Chief's Annual Report; The indispensable First Sergeant - Sergeant John Ordway (Lewis & Clark - Corps of Discovery); MUCH, MUCH, MORE!!;

PLUS 3.) Officer Review; MOWW; Volume 45, Number 2; September 2005;

75th Commander-In-Chief; Col. Jack B. Jones, USA, Retired Front Cover Photo;

2005 National Convention; General William Childs Westmoreland - A Soldier's Soldier; MUCH, MUCH, MORE!!!;

PLUS 4.) Officer Review; MOWW; Volume 45, Number 3; October 2005;

Hurricane Katrina - The Military Gives A Helping Hand; US Navy search and rescue swimmer Petty Officer 1st Class Tim Hawkins Retrieves a victim of Hurricane Katrina from a rooftop in New Orleans into an SH-60B Seahawk Helicopter, Sept 5, 2005 Front cover Photo;

Remarks to the MOWW by Maj Gen William L. Shelton, Commander, 14th Air Force "Flying Tigers"; Pershing Rifles' National HQ meets with MOWW; Muslim Supremacist by Col John Lazur; ROTC Programs Important to Both Puerto Rico and US Army; An Officer and A Gentleman (Major General Felix Santoni); MUCH, MUCH, MORE!!!!;

PLUS 5.) Officer Review; MOWW; Volume 45, Number 4; November 2005;

Veteran's Day 2005 - Soldiers Today...Veterans Tomorrow; Company B, 3rd Battalion, 116th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division patrols near Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan Front Cover Photo;

War Lessons, By Lt. Col. Oliver North; Pathway to Security: Local Focus, Global View; General Paul X. "PX" Kelly; The Day the USS Yorktown Almost Bought the Farm; 2006 Midwinter General staff Meeting; Disclosure of a Long Kept Secret (The Constitution Inn, Boston, Massachusetts); MUCH, MUCH, MORE!!!!!;

PLUS 6.) Officer Review; MOWW; Volume 45, Number 7; March 2006;

MOWW General Staff "Storms the Hill"; 2006 Midwinter General Staff Meeting; US Capitol Front Cover Photo;

Should captured Enemy Combatants, Who are US citizens, Have Guarantees Under the Bill of Rights?; Airmen Missing from World War II Identified; 2006 National Convention; Cadets Participate in Massing of the Colors; MUCH, MUCH, MORE!!!!!!;

All Issues of Officer Review in Very Good Condition; Generally Clean, Tight and Unmarked Inside; Covers Show Mailing, Storage and Usage Wear;

PLUS 7.) AND 8.) MOWW; L1002; Regular Members Lapel Pin, aka Pinback; With MOWW Logo and Eagle Design; c.2000;

PLUS 9.) MOWW; Membership Card; 2003-2003 Membership Year (?); "The Preamble" on Rear;

PLUS 10.) "Nil Bastardo Carborundum" Card, this text on outside front; Inside has "This Latin Motto was on Eisenhower's desk during his command in Europe." on inside top and "It's English Translation 'Don't Let the Bastards Get you Down.'" on inside bottom; outside rear is blank;

This sourvenir of Gen. Dwight D. 'Ike' Eisenhower was given out by an unknown person to celebrate Ike's determined attitude that helped to achieve Allied victory in World War II.

Fair condition; Surfaces show storage and handling wear;

PLUS 11.) VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars); “Loyal to the Past-Faithful to the Future”; Lapel Pin, aka Pinback; Bulldog Wearing VFW Medallion Around Neck, Texas Shape on Right; State Commander M. John Knapp; 2002-03;

PLUS 12.) VFW; Mailing Envelope; approx. 9" x 12" Window; Kraft Paper; Return Address: W. 34th St., Kansas City, Missouri (The National Headquarters); Used;

PLUS 13.) SportClips Haircuts; Direct Mail Postcard (Coupons Removed); "Official Haircutter of the VFW"; with VFW Logo; c.2009;

PLUS 18.) A Mystery Below the Sea - Photographs show that Australian ship was likely sunk by the Germans; by Rod McGuirk, The Associated Press; Concerns Battle Cruiser HMAS Sydney II, the only modern warhip to have been sunk by an armed merchant ship (the German Raider, HSK Kormoran, which also sank, but unlike the Sydney, there were survivors); Article clipped from the Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas, Saturday, April 5, 2008; Focus of the article is the fact that the German survivors were telling the truth about what happened (the event was so shameful that there was much denial);

PLUS 19.) Bum Phillips endures his costliest fight - outnumbered 10 to 1, he and fellow Marines were ordered forward against an entrenched enemy; by Bum Phillips with Gabe Semenza; Front Page Portion ONLY; Article clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; August 30, 2010;

PLUS 20.) 91-year-old WWII Veteran receives belated medals; by Jennifer Preyss; Front Page Portion ONLY; with photograph; Article Clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; August 30, 2010;

PLUS 21.) 65th Anniversary of V-J Day - Crossroads veterans remember fighting during World War II and when it finally came to an end with Japan's surrender; by Allison Miles; With Photos; Article clipped from the Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; Thursday, September 2, 2010;

PLUS 22.) Fisherman makes historical find - Divers to pull WWII Helldiver bomber from Southern California reservoir; The Associated Press; With Photos; Article clipped from the Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; September, 2010;

PLUS 23.) WWII Plane raised from reservoir; The Associated Press; With Photo; Article clipped from the Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; September 21, 2010;

PLUS 24.) Loved One Finally Found; by Dianna Wray; With Photos, Map; Article clipped from the Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; December 2, 2010; William Russell Dorothy Grace Montier; Port Lavaca, Texas; Munda Field, New Georgia, Solomon Islands; Buka Airport, Papua New Guinea;

PLUS 25.) Never Forget Pearl Harbor - Veterans, families come together to remember attack on 'day of infamy'; by Sonny Long; Sons and Daughters of Pearl Harbor Survivors Association; with photo; article clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; December 8, 2010;

PLUS 26.) In Their Own Words; Pearl Harbor survivor comments; With Photos; Article clipped from the Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; December 8, 2010; D.D. Hill, William Lockey, Ray Wiese;

PLUS 27.) Texas historians preserving WWII Internment Camp - Thousands of Germans and Japanese Americans spent years at Texas Internment Camp; by Michael Graczyk, Associated Press; Crystal City; With Photos; Article clipped from the Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; Wednesday, December 8, 2010;

PLUS 28.) 100 years of changes - Refugio centenarian shares life experiences; by J. R. Ortega; "He survived World War II...Joe Bruchmiller served in D Company 315th Infantry in France During World War II..."; with Photographs; Article Clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; December 18, 2010;

PLUS 29.) Battle of the Bulge one of the greatest battles of all times; by Peter Riesz; Lest We Forget; article clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; december 19, 2010;

PLUS 30.) Fred Haregesheimer, WWII pilot, dies at 94; by Associated Press; with photo; Article clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas, December 24, 2010;

PLUS 31.) WWII's Rosie the Riveter dies at 86 - Didn't know for years she was model for famous wartime poster; by Associated Press; obituary for Geraldine Hoff Doyle; with photograph; Article clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas, december 31, 2010;

PLUS 32.) Leader vows to find WWII dead on Iwo Jima; by Associated Press; Naoto Kan at Iwo Jima; with photo; Article Clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; December ?, 2010;

PLUS 33.) Band of Brothers oldest surviving member, 94, dies - Veteran never talked of war; was not featured in HBO miniseries; by Associated Press; obituary for Ed Mauser; with photo; Article Clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; January ?, 2011;

PLUS 34.) Man gathers oral histories of World War II from both sides - Son of veteran records stories from Texas Regiment, as well as German Soldiers who fought against them in battle; by Scott K. Parks, Dallas Morning News; George Cone and father Jack T. Cone, tech sergeant in Quartermaster Corp; with photos; Article clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas, January 3, 2011;

PLUS 35.) Dick Winters Dies at 92; by Associated Press; Maj. Richard Winters..."Band of Brothers"; with photos; Article Clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; January 11, 2011;

PLUS 36.) NYC Museum to display Navy Yard's History; by Associated Press; Brooklyn Navy Yard; Article clipped from Victoria Advocate, Victoria, Texas; January 23, 2011;

PLUS 37.) Review; The Revolutionary War's Other Naval Hero; by Aram Bakshian Jr.; Concerns "John Barry - An American Hero in the Age of Sail", by Tim McGrath; Article clipped from the Wall Street Journal; 2010;

PLUS 38.) Books; Review; Contemplating Death From Above - In World War I, it was the trenches that captured the imagination of poets. In World War II, it was aerial combat; Concerns "Bomber County", by Daniel Swift; by Robert Messenger; with Photo of B-29s; article clipped from the Wall Street Journal; Friday, August 27, 2010;

PLUS 39.) Books; Review; A Gangster Goes to War; Concerns "Monk Eastman" by Neil Henson; by Winston Groom; with photo; article clipped from Wall Street Journal; Saturday, October 2, 2010;

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