From:  Jim Anderson

     Date:  May 30, 2014

Subject:  Soldier's Graffiti

I've often wondered if someone had to foresight to collect all the "artwork" on the latrine walls, to include R&R "suggestions".

Jim


    From:  Ann Kelsey

     Date:  June 1, 2014

Subject:  Soldier's Graffiti

Speaking of artwork, a soldier at the Cam Ranh Army Special Services craft shop spent considerable time crafting a leather belt onto which was carved in big letters, FTA.  We decided his name was Franklin Theodore Adams. Choruses of Franklin Theodore Adams rang out often among the Special Services civilians and military folks assigned to Special Services.  It became an "inside" joke.

Ann


    From:  Forrest Brandt

     Date:  May 30, 2014

Subject:  Soldier's Graffiti

Nice find, Jim, Thanks for posting....  I wonder how much an "FTA" from a latrine door would fetch.

Forrest


    From:  Ken Kalish

     Date:  May 30, 2014

Subject:  Soldier's Graffiti

Or the FTA on a shredded, shrapnel holed American Flag.

Ken


    From:  Jim Anderson

     Date:  May 30, 2014

Subject:  Soldier's Graffiti

[Jim posted the below link to a Washington Post article without comment.]

Soldier's Graffitti


Soldiers' Graffiti

May & June 2014

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