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: *.-3g--Xnonry8A.nearitchin water day’s heavylclear as of afternoon ifdeath was the storm sed through bxas.1 Justice of David Peckto the scenecrafts that have long been a part of American households. It is open Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 D.m. at 350The only change in the uniform was one set of stripes had been removed from the sleeve.37thp.m. StreetOrange.Jungen and his wife, Jackie, visit the shop about once a week. While his wifewas watching the quilters, Jungen walked aroundthe clothing selt; tion of the store.He spied Forcedresssummer uniform hanging in the back. Theuniformstampedwas hisMilitary ID inside, J-7581.It was the very uniform he oncewore.“Whatare theodds,”said“I sewedthosepatches by hand myself, Jungen saic with a smile.On a different trip to the store, Jungenspottedanother uniformhisHi*v-Iwinter dress uniform.It was missing one button and the stripes had beenremovedA urman/ 2 nd/ Claw Kay Jungen/ In/the/ uniform/ recently rediscovered/ atThe/ Thrift and Qvft Shop located/at350 37th/StreetJungenwonderswhere theuniformsin Orange/.have been the last 25Jungen, who lives in Orange. “”My hat was still in the pocket Jungen served in the Air Fbrce from November 1961 -1965. He wasstationed in Guam and workedyears. “Maybe someone in the Air Fbrce had them,” Jungen wonders. ‘They probably had them longer than I did.”His wife was excited for her hus-the airplanes that went to Vietnam. He was stationed there when theband of 44 years when he found the uniforms.first bombing using B-52s.The JungenShe said, “It was weird for them to show up here of all places after all these years.”uniform arrived«iA •Ora
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Orange Leader
Orange, Texas, US
Thu, Mar 22, 2012
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