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nedsn3

March 30, 2016 09:29PM

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PBJ's were owned by the Marines. My uncle, Willard Rice, was a master sergeant navigator bombardier in VMB 612 and flew out of Iwo Jima. He died in 1972. They have a website, check it out on google. Their PBJ's were kind of ugly with radar blisters on the nose. They used to bust up Jap ships attacking them at about 25 feet above the water. Uncle Bill was a kind guy but was burned out after the war. It was tough. Ned .

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