A film clip of BRATS: Our Journey Home (The First Documentary About Growing Up Military)
(link source: Timothy Wurtz, Ankara, class of 1969 - TEWurtz at aol.com)
+
Take me back to the 60'sandBack to the 50'sfromOldFortyFives.com
( includes: What we drove, Growin' up in the 50's, Do You Remember These?, Old Westerns, When Life was Black'n White,
and more nostalgia plus link lists to the Top 100 songs/statistics for:
1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959,1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, and 1969 )
and
Indy 1957 Jukebox Special
To look up and
listen to Billboard's #1
song on a specific date in history, select a month to the
left.
What was the #1
song on ... - the day you were born? - the day you
graduated from high school? - the day you were
married? - the day your child was born? - the
approximate date you were conceived?
Additional sites..about overseas Americans, including global nomads, military brats, and missionary kids.
This site "Footprints in the Air" is, regretfully, down per the author.
Footprints in the Air
"Maybe your dad worked for the CIA, KGB, military intelligence or something
along those lines. In searching the web there are sites for those who grew
up in the military or similar, but for people like us there seems to be
nothing. Most people don't even know we exist. This website is an attempt to
address that."
URL: http://www.bluwall.com/fita
Footprints in the Air was a website devoted solely to those whose
parents worked within the intelligence community during the Cold War.
"Footprints in the Air" Sysop:
(29Aug02)
From 1942, Bushy Park became the site of a large U.S. base called Camp Griffiss,
headquarters to a number of the Allied departments. General Dwight Eisenhower
was averse to working in the centre of London during the Second World War.
He decided instead to make Bushy Park the Supreme Headquarters Allied
Expeditionary Force (SHAEF) centre for planning
Operation Overlord, the 1944 D-Day.
(Royal Parks, Bushy Park
&
Bushy Park's History
[U.K. Gov.])
"Memories of Wartime" by Mary G. Bateman
("..A short while later our Headquarters moved to a camp in Bushy Park near to Hampton Court Palace..")
[Page 2.]
In 1945 Bushy Park was converted into SHAEF (Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Forces)
which controlled the Normandy invasion; now commemorated by a small plaque at the north end.
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