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The Mysteries of Machu Picchu and Archaeological Obsession

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03/10/2022

Over the years, dozens of objects have been discovered that do not fit the mainstream insight of history, archaeology, and anthropology. This electrical connector is one of the less known artifacts, yet its characteristics are fascinating. According to experts who have analyzed the artifact, estimat...

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The construction of the Eiffel Tower. 1887-1889.

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03/06/2022

I love how these look like little goblin hands.

03/06/2022

🇺🇲WWII uncovered: Edward Good and Lloyd Deming of the US Army: Two Heroes Return Home

"US Army Sergeant Edward F. Good feeding a fellow wounded soldier, Private First Class Lloyd B. Deming, of San Diego California, a turkey leg during Christmas Dinner at the 2nd Field Hospital, San Jose, Mindoro, Philippine Islands on December 25, 1944."- US Signal Corps Archive

Sergeant Edward Good, of Hennepin Minnesota, enlisted in the US Army on December 11, 1941 at Fort Snelling Minnesota. He was 23 years old. Sergeant Good was honorably discharged from the US Army on November 14, 1945. He returned to Minnesota where he was a lifelong resident. Edward passed away on March 23, 1992 at the age of 73 years old. Lest We Forget.

Lloyd Burton Deming, born in Guthrie Oklahoma, enlisted with the US Army on January 28, 1943 in Los Angeles California. He was 21 years old. At the time of his enlistment Lloyd and his wife Frances were living in San Diego California.

Private First Class Deming was honorably discharged on August 21, 1945. According to military records he reenlisted to serve both in the Korean War and the Vietnam War with final military discharge on August 24, 1970. After his military career he worked as a carpenter in the Los Angeles area ultimately relocating to Guthrie Oklahoma.

Lloyd Burton Deming passed away in August of 1982 at the age of 61. He lies in rest at Summit View Cemetery in Guthrie Oklahoma. Lest We Forget.

Please join us in honoring these two heroes of WWII who despite their injuries enjoyed Christmas 1944 with a smile and good cheer.



Original description and photo sourced by US Signal Corps Archive SC 262132. WWII uncovered biography information sourced by US Army records and Ancestry Database.

03/06/2022

🇺🇲 WWII uncovered: Women's History Month 2022: Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps: Sophie Yazzie

"Women’s Army Corps Technician Grade 4, Sophie Yazzie, of Canyon de Chelly Arizona, attempted to enlist in the Marine Corps with hopes of being accepted as a Navajo Code Talker, like her clan nephew Johnny Manuelito. After being denied by the Marine Corps Sophi continued working as a cook in Gallup, New Mexico, for two more years until Manuelito suggested she join the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps."

"Sophie then traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico in January 1943 and the Army swore her in at the age of 28 years old. She then completed basic training in Daytona Beach, Florida. The Army assigned Sophie to Foster Field in Victoria, Texas, which is now closed. During her time there, she cooked for future fighter pilots." (VAntage Point 11/2/2020)

"After Sophie received her honorable discharge in 1945, she married Jordan Yazzie and started a family. Yazzie worked as a cook at her alma mater, Wingate Boarding School, until she was 70 years old, before going back to growing food in Canyon de Chelly. In 2013 and 2014, Yazzie participated in the Coalition for American Indian Veterans of Southern Arizona. She was inducted into the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at the Women’s Memorial Library in 2014." (Navajo Times and VAntage Point 11/2/2020)

Sophie Yazzie was the longest-living veteran in Arizona before she died in Tucson. She had four children, five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren with her late husband, Jordan Yazzie.

Sophie passed away on January 25, 2020 in Tucson Arizona. She was 105 years old. Lest We Forget.





Original description and photo sourced by VAntage Point 11/2/2020, Navajo Times and Office of the Navajo Nation (Fair Use Photos)