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it's funny how he doesn't get super thirsty until the later letters, like it's just been building up the whole time lmfao
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spacetoaster posted:You guys are awesome. i mean do you know the family of the letter writer?
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Jun 1, 2020 03:30
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spacetoaster posted:No, not at all. yeah but do you remember the name of the deceased in the estate sale? or can you find it? maybe the family would like to have it
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Jun 1, 2020 03:37
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spacetoaster posted:No, it was consolidated military stuff from several different ones. ah, well that's too bad. i guess we're all destined to be forgotten, eventually. it's pretty cool though that this guy's thoughts can live on here for a minute
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Jun 1, 2020 03:48
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Scooter_McCabe posted:Well those pictures have names. Sgt Robert P Dawson stood out. So we know they were in Burma. I know by the uniforms those guys were US Army and not British. Since they dealt in planes a lot they were probably apart of the US Army Air Force: that's pretty loving rad dude
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Bold Robot posted:If the letters were part of the estate sale, doesn't that mean that the family either doesn't exist or already decided they didn't want the letters? But I don't really know how estate sales work so who knows. yeah totally, i mean maybe the guy came back and turned into an rear end in a top hat and his descendants are like whatever, sell it, burn it, i dont care. or maybe he lived to an old age with his wife and she passed before him and they didn't have any kids and their next of kin just didn't know about this cool history. either way, I've got a big history boner right now
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