Little Pattie singing for the Australian Troops in Vietnam.
18th August 1966.

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Little Pattie singing for the Australian Troops in Vietnam.
18th August 1966.
Martin and Lewis entertaining returning Korean War servicemen at a base in Orleans, France, 1953
Bob Hope's unwavering commitment to the morale of America's servicemen and women is entertainment history, indeed, world history. Many say 'legend.'
It began in May, 1941 when Bob, with a group of performers, went to March Field, California, to do a radio show for airmen stationed there.
For nearly six decades, be the country at war or at peace, Bob, with a band of Hollywood gypsies, traveled the globe to entertain our service men and women.
The media dubbed him "America's No. 1 Soldier in Greasepaint." To the GIs, he was "G.I. Bob" and their clown hero.