WWII propaganda dropped over US soldiers
2024-11-10
Among the cruelties of war in the 1940s was this propaganda dropped from planes over US soldiers on the ground in the Philippines, WWII. This document reads, "You're a long way from home, boys, in hostile territory. But don't worry, boys; your lives are not in immediate danger. Why? Because we'll not bother with you small fry. It's much simpler to isolate you by cutting your lifeline. So fire away, boys, to your hearts' content!" Comments | Permalink
2024-11-10
Among the cruelties of war in the 1940s was this propaganda dropped from planes over US soldiers on the ground in the Philippines, WWII. This document reads, "You're a long way from home, boys, in hostile territory. But don't worry, boys; your lives are not in immediate danger. Why? Because we'll not bother with you small fry. It's much simpler to isolate you by cutting your lifeline. So fire away, boys, to your hearts' content!" Comments | Permalink
Ginkgo Biloba beauty just getting started
2024-11-10 - Casey County, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery
The brilliant Ginkgo Biloba tree, commonly called Ginkgo or Gingko, is also known as the Maidenhair tree. Wikipedia tells us, "Ginkgo trees are living fossils that have not changed for almost 200 million years. This tree grows almost anywhere, in both hot and cold zones, and it copes well in punishing conditions; from urban environments full of air pollution, to bad soil conditions, and even poor watering conditions, yet it still thrives." This one, reaching to the blue sky, is thriving at Tarter USA offices in Dunnville. Comments | Permalink
2024-11-10 - Casey County, KY - Photo by Jackie Montgomery
The brilliant Ginkgo Biloba tree, commonly called Ginkgo or Gingko, is also known as the Maidenhair tree. Wikipedia tells us, "Ginkgo trees are living fossils that have not changed for almost 200 million years. This tree grows almost anywhere, in both hot and cold zones, and it copes well in punishing conditions; from urban environments full of air pollution, to bad soil conditions, and even poor watering conditions, yet it still thrives." This one, reaching to the blue sky, is thriving at Tarter USA offices in Dunnville. Comments | Permalink
CU RPA keeping retired family together
2024-11-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University communications
Several visited the CU Retired Personnel Association's booth during Campbellsville University's homecoming. Among those stopping by and running the booth were, from left: Joan McKinney, former director of alumni relations; Dr. Jim and Nevalyn Moore, former music professors; and Dr. Carol Garrison and Dr. Lisa Allen, former education professors. Comments | Permalink
2024-11-10 - Taylor County, KY - Photo from Campbellsville University communications
Several visited the CU Retired Personnel Association's booth during Campbellsville University's homecoming. Among those stopping by and running the booth were, from left: Joan McKinney, former director of alumni relations; Dr. Jim and Nevalyn Moore, former music professors; and Dr. Carol Garrison and Dr. Lisa Allen, former education professors. Comments | Permalink
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