USMC wallpaper?

[Lurch81#AC]

Cool thx, wish i had an idea of what i was looking for but i don't. thanks for shooting over another one

 

[stellarose]

Does anyone have a Chesty wallpaper? I have a few Devil Dogs that would love that on their droid.

 

[scodoublet]

I hope this isn't a completely stupid question but what exactly do you mean by "Chesty"? Because when I think of Chesty, I might be thinking about something completely different than what you're actually talking about lol.

 

[scodoublet]

 

[Lurch81#AC]

thx thats even better than what i showed you! I love it thank you

 

[scodoublet]

Awesome! glad you like it

 

[cobra302]

Semper FI! thanks for the walls!

 

[scodoublet]

Glad you like them cobra!

 

[warstory]

Hey I wanted to thank you too scodoublet. I love them using with my evo.Black one is awesome

 

[scodoublet]

I'm glad you like them warstory!

 

[stoneworrior]

Chesty Puller. One kick *** famous Marine

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[scodoublet]

Ahhh! OK. Thanks stoneworrior!

 

[stoneworrior]

Semper Fi

Ahhh! OK. Thanks stoneworrior!

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[xesso]

Semper Fi

 

[stoneworrior]

The men who raised that flag.

Came across this and thought it looked really cool.

Of the six men depicted in the picture, three (Franklin Sousley, Harlon Block, and Michael Strank) were killed during the battle; the three survivors (John Bradley, Rene Gagnon, and Ira Hayes) became celebrities upon their identification in the photo. Hayes was never comfortable with his new-found fame, however, and after his honorable discharge from the Marine Corps he descended into alcoholism. He died of exposure on January 24, 1955 after a night of drinking, and was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery.

John Bradley returned to his home town in the Midwest after the war, prospered as the owner of a family business, and gave generously of his time and money to local causes. He was married for 47 years and had eight children.

While Bradley had a public image as a war hero, he was a very private person. He avoided discussion of his war record saying only that the real heros were the men who gave their lives for their country.

The Global Media reported the death of a World War II icon on January 11, 1994 at the age of 70.

Rene Gagnon carried the flag up Mt. Suribachi.

Rene was modest about his achievement throughout his life.

Rene is honored with a special room in New Hampshire's prestigious Wright
Museum.

Rene is buried in Arlington National Cemetery, the Flag Raiser buried
closest to the Marine Corps Memorial.

I forgot to mention John Bradley was a U.S. Navy Corpsman. "Doc" Bradley was a Navy Corpsman who "just jumped in to lend a hand." He won the Navy Cross for heroism and was wounded in both legs.

 

[Lurch81#AC]

Bump any new ideas?

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[stillpwning]

Just wanted to thank scodoublet for all of the awesome wallpapers. I'm going to boot camp in August, and these are great morale boosters, so-to-speak!

 

[scodoublet]

I'm glad you like them! That's awesome! And thank you for serving our country

 

[spaaz9]

You don't happen to have this in 1680 x 1050 do you

Semper Fi!

 

[DrivetheGreen66]

that is some sweet wallpaper. Nice Work.