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***FLASH BANG***
Thank you to all my fellow Veterans! 🇺🇸
U.S. Marine machine gunner Corporal Leonard Hayworth, 22 years old, weeps upon realizing that he and his men, who have taken heavy casualties, are out of ammunition. “His eyes swung searchingly along the edge of the ridge, then up into the rainy sky. Slow, heavy tears started down across his face.”
When it seemed that … machine-gunner Cpl Hayworth was shattered beyond all hope, a black-jawed, smiling old veteran crawled over … Sitting shoulder to shoulder with the younger man, he calmly told him how they were still holding the line … The grimy old veteran talked a feeble smile back upon the face of the corporal. Tears still streaked his face up under his helmet where the rain could not wash them away, but the Old Marine seemed not to notice. Korea, August 1950.“ (This Is War!)
Weeks after taking this picture, while still in Korea, David Douglas Duncan handed Hayworth a copy of the September 18, 1950, issue of LIFE in which the above photo appeared. “Hayworth looked at this huge picture of himself, in the biggest photo magazine in the world,” Duncan recalls. “He didn’t say anything. He just smiled. He looked like Errol Flynn, about 6-foot-3, a tall, handsome Marine. And no one’s saying anything, looking at this picture of him, crying, and an old sergeant behind him says, ‘We all cry sometimes.’ The next day, September 25th – the three-month anniversary of the start of the war – a sniper shot Corporal Hayworth between the eyes.” Photo: David Douglas Duncan/LIFE
VIETNAM. 1968. Scene during Operation Pegasus.
Photograph: Larry Burrows/The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images
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Stars & Stripes forever…
Happy 6th Birthday to Terminal Lance!
If you’re curious, the characters here are:
Abe
Garcia
El Burro Blanco
Boot
Chongo & Old Man
Angry Facebook Veteran
Brent
Chesty XIV
The Marine Corps’ Only Thief
Drill Instructor Fetus
Duty NCO T-Rex
When you are just done with the field
U.S. Marines prepare to charge seconds after a nuclear test at the Nevada Test Site, 1952. The blast was part of Operation Tumbler-Snapper.
(Department of Energy)
Raiders
Rest in peace Marines. Semper Fidelis.