Top 7 of 77
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In the meantime, mail me your "top 7" — the only rule is there's no rule. You could send me your top 7 places you like to get grilled cheese sandwiches if you want, except that I would call you a blasphemer, because there is only one place to get grilled cheese sandwiches.
Anyway, send me your "top 7" and I will have it up here before you can finish your next grilled cheese, give or take a sandwich or two.
bruce adornato md said,
August 20, 2007 at 10:58 am
what is the origin of the term spirit of 77?
last week my uncle age 85 died. he was a wwII B24 bomber pilot. i just learned the name of his plane was Spirit of 77…but i dont know what it signifies
help
michelle romeine said,
December 27, 2011 at 6:20 pm
my dad, kenneth n, johnson was a ball turet gunner on the spirit of 77. he was stationed in flixton/bungay during the war and flew 30 successful missions. i walked where he was in april of 2010.he flew with walt toronjo and the others i cannot remember. any one wanting more info on this plane or the 446 can contact me at rominemichelle@yahoo.com
Carla said,
January 22, 2012 at 7:41 am
Hello Michelle,
My husband’s grandfather was also a gunner on the Spirit of 77. HIs name was Ralph E Partelow does this ring any bells? Records show that there were 3 or 4 planes registered under this name, we are trying to find the correct plane and crew.
Federline's Girl said,
September 15, 2007 at 4:50 pm
1. Frozen Margaritas at the VMA’s
2. Rum and Coke at NoBu
3. Sky Vodka at LAX
4. Fuzzy Navels in my back yard
5. Wine Coolers at the Beach (with a bag of cheetos of course)
6. Mango Daquris at the Standard Hotel Downtown
7. Champagne in my Stretch Limo on the way to a party
Faith said,
March 26, 2008 at 3:32 pm
1. Triple Tall Egg Nog Latte – Starbucks
2. Triple Tall Non Fat Extra Dry Cappuccino – Starbucks
3. Vietnemese Iced Coffee – Wendy’s II in Tacoma
4. Espresso and Pain Au Chocolate at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas
5. Chicory Coffee and Beinegts from New Orleans.
6. Mocha Shake – Coffee People
7. Fabulous Coffee Cooler – Coffee People
Dennis Kender said,
November 16, 2008 at 1:01 pm
11-16-08
Hi;
My wife’s uncle was a mechanic for the B-24 Liberator named
“Spirit of ’77″. The aircraft was in the 446th Bomb Group, 705 Bomb Squadron.
US Army Air Force (8th Air Force) Bungay, England.
Serial number 42 – 7607
My wife’s uncle named the plane and did the art work.
I would like to know the name of your uncle the pilot.
The plane went down over liberated France on Jan. 1, 1945
If you would like to know more send e-mail
directly to Dennis Kender