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August 15, 2010
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08/15/2010 - Page and connection updates
08/01/2010 - Added Google Search to site.
07/31/2010 - Finished adding photos to Jerry Gossett's page
07/24/2010 - Jerry Gossett begins his photo submissions with Suppamaut and Roscoe
07/17/2010 - Ken Singer provided a personal memory of Roscoe (found on Roscoe page #2)
06/20/2010 - Don Turner provided more info on Greg Ludtke's photo.
06/18/2010 - David de Botton of F111.net provided correction info on one of our photos of an F-111A.
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The following is a portion of an email from Jerry Gossett, a fellow
462 who was at Korat 71-72 and again in '73:
..."I may even have one of the best Roscoe photos out there.
One of the waitresses at the NCO club annex (we called it the Nit Noy
club) knew the dog very well and posed with Roscoe on the sidewalk out
side of the club. Her name was Suppamaut Seelow. She came from Camp
Friendship, where she was a waitress, shortly after I arrived there in
'71. She was one of the nicest, prettiest, smartest, most articulate
people I ever knew. I was absolutely gaga over her. She was the only Thai
that could pronounce an 'r' sound and spoke excellent english. She was a
Morman convert who loved anything american. I would love to know what
happened to her. She knew all about Roscoe's story, and it was clear to
me that Roscoe knew her as well. A couple of years before I got there,
Suppamaut was badly injured in an accident where her leg was crushed. She
was very well liked by the officers and was flown in the commanders plane
to a hospital to get her leg repaired. If you look closely at the Roscoe
photo, you will be able to see that one of her legs is slightly
different." ...
Do YOU have any comments about Suppamaut to fill in the story started by Jerry? Contact Bob if you have something to add..
