[jttpwalsh]

This is a follow up to an article I posted earlier, this week. Thanks to all !

[Yorlik803]

Welcome home.

[Tainan]

Welcome home Colonel McGouldrick.
Rest well.

[JRandomFreeper]

God bless the men that fly and fight.

/johnny

[Tupelo]

Air Force Col. Francis Jay McGouldrick Jr, another in the long, long list of lives wasted in The United States’ post World War ll wars without any victory.
Empire building on the backs on very brave men and women. Sad. Oh so sad.

[wita]

Would enjoy the other article you mentioned. Until I read the newspaper article and read that he flew a B-57 the story didn’t click.

The other airplane unmentioned in the article was a night forward air control C-123 nicknamed “Candlestick”. That night my roommate at NKP, Royal Thai Air Base was on board as were the two navigators in the trailer next door. All aboard except the aircraft commander were killed their names are on the “Wall” and I wonder if the good Col listed as missing had his name there or not. I think seven perished in the 123.

[Ouchthatonehurt]

Welcome home Colonel.
Rest in Peace

[DoughtyOne]

Unfortunately Kerry came home to do what he has done and is still doing, and this man didn’t.

Welcome home Colonel McGouldrick.

My heart goes out to you and your family.

[ought-six]

Rest easy, sleep well my brothers.
Know the line has held, your job is done.
Rest easy, sleep well.
Others have taken up where you fell, the line has held.
Peace, peace, and farewell...

Christmas poem at Arlington National Cemetery