Have a wonderful 4th of July celebrating the birthday of America and “Freedom” – Saigon Kids

Patriotism

Pride For America

I give you these “Thoughts To Ponder” … Thomas Paine, author of “Common Sense,” returns to modern times to plea for a second revolution to take back America, Now!

A Fun Bob Basso Production

Thomas Paine ignites the fire of change in America. Patriotism and Pride for America lead Thomas Paine to help take back America!

A Fun Bob Basso Production

Thomas Paine admonishes the President to uphold our founding principles.

A Fun Bob Basso Production

Have a SAFE July 4th weekend Saigon Kids!

Rock onnnn … Saigon Kids       

Bob

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ADMIN NOTE: The above videos are NOT a polictical announcement nor an endorsement of any polictial party.

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Diana Sheeks has joined our Blog Photo Gallery. She attended ACS during 1962 – 64 time frame. She came to Saigon when she was 9 years old. She has posted (in the Photo Gallery) a wonderful story of her travels to and from Saigon – and what she has been doing since leaving Saigon. She has also opened her Photo Album with her 10th grade picture.

Everyone give Diana a BIG WELCOME!!!    

Great having you here Diana! Feel free to make Posts on our Blog and leave Comments to other people’s Posts.

Please Register on the “Blog” the link is on the Menu over there on the right side of the page —->

Also, please sign up for our Newsletter – the Subscribe link is on the Menu —->

Again, WELCOME! We all look forward to sharing our Saigon memories and experiences with you.    

Bob

PS: If you don’t mind I’d like to Post your Photo Gallery ‘Bio’ story here on the Blog so everyone can read it – let me know if it is okay with you.

[ Note: For every one's information: In the Photo Gallery a person's 'Bio' section of their Profile is not 'viewable' to other members of the Photo Gallery - unless - and - until - they leave Comments to other member's photos. Once you leave Comments to under another person's photos then your 'Bio' section of your Profile becomes viewable to other members of the Photo Gallery. No other information in your Photo Gallery Profile is or ever will be viewable to anyone except yourself and me as Admin. ]

It seems our Blog has passed some mile stones.

Alice made the “1200-th” Comment a couple days ago. Art made the 1201-st Comment today.

This Post is the 300th post since we started our Blog a little over a year ago (April 21, 2008).

Way to go Saigon Kids. Keep those Posts and Comment of your Saigon memories and experiences coming – everyone enjoys them!

Rock on Saigon Kids …

Bob

[ Admin Note: Debbie (Bullock) Maes left the following Comment on a Post that is deep in the Archives. I've moved it here to the front page so more of you can see it and 'connect' with Debbie ... ]

I attendted in 1963, and am interested in being in contact with anyone else who was in the class at that time. It is really great reading memories only you thought you had.

Debbie

Art Driscoll of the ACS class of 1963 and 1964 has join our Blog.

Welcome Art!! Great to have you here.   

Everyone give Art a BIG WELCOME!

Art, feel free to make Posts and leave Comments to other peoples Posts. I’m sure everyone would be happy to hear about you experiences and memories of Saigon and ACS – if you want to share them.

Also, you might want to subscribe to the Newsletter – the subscribe link in on the Menu over there on the right side of the page —->

Again, great having you join us!

Bob

Some frequent visitors to this site may have wondered why Yeager hasn’t been blabbing like usual. Well, my wife and I have been on vacation for two weeks to the island of Sylt. We’ve been back for a week and now I’m getting ready to head down to Frankfurt for three months of work…yes, work.

Our trip to Sylt was not the best in that the weather wasn’t very cooperative the first week. The second was better and I managed to cope a few rays. The first weekend we were there, there was a Harley meet with several thousand bikers in evidence (mostly by the sound). But that was only for a couple of days and then they were gone. This weekend was a Harley meet in Hamburg with thousands of bikes. I saw one group from Sweden and another from Scotland. I went to the Harley village yesterday and it was soooo crowded and noisy that I left after about an hour.

All is well here in north Germany…weather still isn’t what it should be for this time of year, but everything is lovely green and lush (plants, not humans).

And with this update, I will end this brief but totally unnecessary report.

Hope everyone is doing well. Be good and be safe – Ken