How is this thread not blue starred already? Great finds.

Much needed bump

I love reading through this thread....still

BUMP

Just now in on this.




That's how often I visit the zoo.

Off season bump on the three year anniversary of the OP.

In reply to war hymn aggie Didnt' mfbarnes "find" something similar?

just a quick update for anyone interested in viewing some of Pinky's personal belongings.
I have loaned several items to the Museum of the American GI here in CS for them to display.
The museum is a neat place to see some rare & interesting military items, so I encourage anyone that likes militaria (or AWH history) to go visit them.
Below is a link that KBTX did a remote on. The story about Pinky is on part 3.

http://www.kbtx.com/content/news/WWI-exhibit-set-to-open-at-Museum-of-the-American-GI-418346953.html

In reply to war hymn aggie Awesome story. Thanks. I did not know about thus museum.

In reply to Rusty GCS

Rusty GCS said:

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Off season bump on the three year anniversary of the OP.

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Good Bull, Rusty!

Hope you BUMP this annually and it helps on attendance at the Museum. Glad those items are being respected and available for us to go see now. I will make the effort now that I know about it. Gig'Em

Bump for Pinky.

Does the University have an official museum? I am not talking about MSC (at least as of the 90s), but an area of memorabilia and history of A&M.

In reply to duffelpud I would be interested in contacting you as I'm doing research on the Rollins brothers. My grandfather was Joseph Guy.

New to this forum, joined after I saw your post. Not sure best way to communicate directly.

Thanks

In reply to Jugstore Cowboy

Harry Lime said:

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From Traces of Texas today:

https://www.facebook.com/TracesofTexas/

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red ass - thanks for sharing

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Grol said:

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I would be interested in contacting you as I'm doing research on the Rollins brothers. My grandfather was Joseph Guy.

New to this forum, joined after I saw your post. Not sure best way to communicate directly.

Thanks

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I have the 1938 Longhorn with your grand dad's picture in it, as well as the book he wrote: "Aggies, y'all caught that dam ol rat, yet?"

I also have talked with his son who lives in the Wimberley area.

From October 7, 1920 Battalion: The introduction of "the Battle Hymn of A.& M."