The Family History Files of Dalton Ray Phillips
CALLAHAN, GOOCH & PHILLIPS FAMILY LINES IN
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I don't claim to be an artist but I do like to draw. I do a lot of
it now that I am retired. I am pretty much home bound and drawing is
relaxing for me. I do all of my
drawing with a mechanical pencil loaded with 2B leads. PLAIN AND SIMPLE
- THAT IS MY WAY.
At last count, I had almost 400 sketches stashed away in my
digital achieves. Some good, some bad, most about average
- all done by me. I typically turn out 2
or 3 new sketches every day.
I will refresh this page often with new
drawings.
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A
ghost from Normandy Beach in France. Many Americans made the
ultimate sacrifice at the D-Day invasion at Normandy
Beach in June of 1944. A high percentage of them were
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Staff
Sergeant James Quentin Guthrie, U.S. Army Air
Force, World War Two service. He was my
brother-in-law. |
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PTSD
casualty
in Vietnam 1967. |
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Grandpas'
little box of treasures. An old man goes through his
special souvenirs. In his right hand, he holds up a
Medal of Honor he was awarded many years ago. His eyes
glisten with tears as he looks at it. |
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A soldier with the thousand
yard stare. |
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Our
enemy in Asia - General Tojo, Prime Minister of Imperial
Japan. |
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Our
enemy in Europe during World War Two, a senior German
Wehrmacht officer.
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A person complained about this
drawing, calling it "white supremist hate material". I
don't think I made any comments that glorifies the Wehrmacht or the Nazis. If I did, I would apologize for
it. I make no apologies for drawing this picture.
I did not create the Wehrmacht. However, it did exist and I have
my rights to free expression. Whether we like it or not,
history shows that the military forces put on the field
by the Germany's Third Reich were some of the finest the
world has ever known. That includes the Wehrmacht of the
World War Two era. It is a credit to the Armed Forces of
the allies that we were able to win the war.
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LT
GEN Holland "Howling Mad" Smith. Commanded Marines at
Iwo Jima. |
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Young
Special Operations Officer |
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General
George S. Patton
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Soldier
from the Greatest Generation. |
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Old
veterans together. |
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Quiet
reverence. |
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COAST
GUARD ON THE WAY. When other ships are going into port
for safe haven, the Coast Guard cutters are headed out
to start rescue missions. |
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Never
forget. |
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