Bell Bottom Trousere’s – Log I
“Bell Bottom Trousere’s – Log I” by R. E. Mcguire is published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in April 2010 and spans 324 pages. This book presents a unique perspective from the era of the great white fleet, focusing on specific details such as naval attire and the significance of the Lone Sailor statue in Washington, D.C. The narrative captures elements of military life and personal experiences, providing insights into the customs and traditions of the time.
Readers will find a blend of biography and autobiography as Mcguire explores themes related to military service and the historical context surrounding naval operations. The text delves into the nuances of naval uniforms and the symbolism associated with them, offering a glimpse into the life of sailors during a pivotal period. This edition is written in English and is designed to engage those interested in military history and personal accounts from that era.
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This is a part of a poster in the time of the great white fleet. The deference would be a white cap instead of pancake hat and no Lanyered (for bos’n pipe in breast pocket). Of the monument of the statue of the Lone Sailor (in Washington, D.C., ) on the Jacket Cover?
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