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tom,please let me know when you release your new book but don't wait too long I am pushing 82. you should watch and post on harry warners old timers group.every once in awhile when somebody kicks the bee hive theres a lot of activity.
gene
Hello Mr. Costine,
Thank you for the time spent looking at my photos.. I have many more and will post others soon.
As for Dad he passed away almost 20 years ago.. he was only 54.
He like you was in HQ . I will have to check with my older brother for the company he was assigned.
I need to add more info to his\my profile.
I have some other info you might find of interest….
I think I read a post from you about the man who collected laundry from the base. His business was
across the street from the base entry gate. Sadly he too has passed away and his son’s aquired the property.
That was in turn bought by my stepfather and it is where I live now and where the photos were taken.
The large hall is still intact ,where the laundry was processed, and a living quarters is located in the rear, next to the cliff.
I checked the name with Horst (my stepfather) and it was indeed the same man.
Thanks again for your message and “Take Care”
Andrei
Tom, Interesting! A branch of the family from Mass. All that I know about the Rich name is from immigrants who came down through the northeast and wound up in the southeast states. I am from Alabama myself.
I did know one Rich in Korea from New York, but that's about it.
Laney
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