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NMRTC Beaufort Uniform Inspection 241119-N-CQ135-8171

  • k said:
    Great photo

Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Unit Jacksonville Dress White Uniform Inspection at NBHC Jacksonville 250328-N-FM959-4008

  • k said:
    Great photography!!! Very very nice
  • Navy Medicine said:
    k Thank you very much. The photo is by Michael Campbell, Naval Hospital Jacksonville and I've let him know about your kind words.
  • k said:
    Navy Medicine who is the female officer standing in front of??
  • Navy Medicine said:
    I don't know. I'll ask the photographer, and hopefully will get a reply for you.

Fishy Scouts and Banjaxed Airplanes

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  • beachcomber australia said:
    Some good information about the scouts and the crash here - www.greatwarforum.org/topic/213990-air-accident-dublin-19...
  • John Spooner said:
    Here's the account of the presentation of the Silver Cross to the scouts which appeared in the Irish Times on 5th December 1919
    Irish Times - Friday 05 December 1919
  • John Spooner said:
    A Lt. Goodnoh was placed 2nd in the 220yds at the Royal Air Force (Ireland) Sports held at Landsdowne road on Saturday 9th August 1919 (Dublin Daily Express - Monday 11 August 1919).
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    John Spooner beachcomber australia Thanks, both of you. Never mind a Silver Cross. They should have been given all the badges! And every Camp ever after must have been very dull affairs by comparison.
  • John Spooner said:
    According to RAF records, Scott Tracey Goodnoh, born about 1894, service date 17th June 1917.

    Further delving finds 6-year-old Scott T Goodnoh in the 1900 US census, in Hartford, Connecticut, and 17-year-old American Scott Goodnoh in Quebec in the Canadian 1911 census. Finally in Canadian death registers, Scott Goodnoh died aged 97 on 4/7/1991 in Montreal.