| Event Photos & Cold War Era Photos |
| Some of these pictures I was able to get from the web, other are ones that I took. Any that I took will be scans of prints, so quality may be poor. I will just say I am sorry ahead of time! |
| John J Weaver May 1975 Basic Training Ft Ord CA |
| John J Weaver Dec 2006, A little older and a lot grayer! |
| From Left , Glen Talon (White shirt Blue tie) Frank Tims (White Beard, Yellow Necktie) Jerry Terwilliger (Dark Suit Dark Shirt) Presently unknown except to his mother Hector Ed Autry (Yellow Shirt Black cap) Chris Sturdevant (Blue T-shirt) Sean Eagan (taking it easy) Harry Truman (Dark Suit in Middle) Presently unknown except to his mother Presently unknown except to his mother Presently unknown except to his mother Presently unknown except to his mother Gene Sullivan (far right Light colored shirt) Camera Credit goes to Ed Autry's Camera, photographer unknown (museum guest) I got this picture from the American Cold War Forum, it is from the meeting 18 August 2007 at the Truman Museum. If any of the Mothers of the above children can please identify them please let me know! John |
| Thank you fellow Veterans! |
| Logo designed by Hector Autry and Dr. Frank Tims PhD. |
| Here is Dr Tims explanation of the Logo as posted on the American Cold War Forum: The logo was hammered out quickly, in collaboration with Hector Ed Autry and me. We start with the globe, since the Cold War was a global struggle. The fortress wall represents the confrontation between the Soviets and the west, tinged with red to represent the blood that was shed in so many places to defend the free world. The wall also represents the iron curtain, DMZ, ffice:smarttags" />Berlin wall, the Morgan line, the Blockage of Soviet ships carrying nuclear arms to Cuba, and the Korean and Vietnam War, as well as lesser conflicts. The three crossed arrows represent force and deterrence -- symbolizing the Triad of nuclear deterrence, as well as the willingness to send forces where they were needed.fficeffice" /> The white star represents military advisory and assistance missions, a key part of Cold War strategy. In the white star is the Greek scripted "Hellas" (Greece,), the first victory over Communist guerrillas of the Cold War in 1949. The wreath symbolizes that victory, as well as the peace it made possible in the free world. It's a work in progress, and we think it works. Your comments are welcome. We wanted a simple and uncluttered logo that would symbolize the entire Cold War, and our colors -- red, white, and blue! |
| These are some of the pictures that I have taken over the years. They are posted on Flickr.com If you see something that you would like to use on a web site or have printed please ask first. Click on the pictures and it will take you to my pictures on Flickr. Thank You John |
ACWV Visits Naval Historical Center 1 Jan 25 2008 Present in this picture are from left to right, Dr Frank Tims Ph.D., Ernie Gallo, Unknown, Scott L` Ecuyer, Jerry Terwilliger |
| This is John "Juanito" Burns, a ACWV member from New Mexico and a very active HKVA Member. Juanito has become a very good friend of mine and we have spend a lot of time exchanging phone calls and emails. I would just like to take the time here to tell him how much I really appreciate his friendship! Juanito, you really are a true Brother! |
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| We Remember |
| We Remember |