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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Ohio
Killed:
Allison Krause, 19
Jeffrey Glen Miller, 20
Sandra Lee Scheuer, 20
William Knox Schroeder, 19
Wounded:
Alan Canfora
John Cleary
Thomas Grace
Dean Kahler
Joseph Lewis, Jr.
Donald MacKenzie
James Russell
Robert Stamps
Douglas Wrentmore
"I've got a Gal in Kalamzoo" Glen Miller
Tags for this video have been changed from 'glen, miller, big, band, vintage, before oldies were old' to 'glen, miller, kalamazoo, big, band, vintage, before oldies were old' - edited by calvados
"Chattanooga Choo Choo" Glen Miller
I think the tag should read, "before american music sucked".
Glen Miller always makes me smile.
"Chattanooga Choo Choo" Glen Miller
Tags for this video have been changed from 'glen, miller, big, band, vintage, before oldies were old' to 'glen, miller, big, band, before oldies were old, Sun Valley Serenade, 1941' - edited by schmawy
Hawker Typhoon
>> ^rougy:
Funny how one of the most destructive eras of our recent history is also one of the most romantic.
That has actually been something that I've struggled with for quite some time. Growing up I romanticized that era like most others. I learned plane names and technical aspects, pilots names, airbases, dates, and statistics and all the while never really grasped what it was that I was really glorifying. That's not to say that finding an interest in the machines of war makes you a lover of war but there certainly is a grey area there. It's real easy, too easy in fact in this day and age to find some old footage, slap on some Glen Miller or Benny Goodman and then sit back and feel good about it all. Personally I try to learn more about the actual man inside the machine these days. What was their story and where are they now kinda thing. I still find a limitless interest and passion for the machine but it helps me keep things in perspective... for what it's worth.