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Watch this poor guy get struck by lightening...not once. but TWICE!

Short compilation of audio clips meshed with photos of this popular radio station in Orlando, Florida during the 1960's.

This is for everyone who went to ORHS, not just the Class of 1968. Most of these photos were scanned from the 1967-68 yearbook, with a few others added in that were relevant to us back then. All of this is gone now, just memories of what used to be. I hope that everyone who views this short video will like it, and remember all the fun times we had back then as kids. May 31 is coming up....43 years since graduation! YIKES!

Recently restored HD version of the original World War II short, filmed by the combat camera men of the USN & USMC who risked their lives, armed with nothing but a 16mm camera, but shared the same risks & dangers of their brother Marines during the fighting.

USS PRINCETON CVL-23 ... The Battle of Leyte Gulf ... October 24, 1944 ... This video is a tribute to my uncle, William K. Taylor, and all those who served aboard the USS Princeton during World War II. On October 24, 1944, the carrier was part of Task Force 38.3, commanded by Admiral Bull Halsey, supporting General Douglas MacArthur's landing force on Leyte Island in the Philippine Islands. On the morning of the 24th, the Princeton was attacked by Japanese land based bombers and was hit by one 500 pound bomb on the flight deck. My uncle was one of many of the crew that was topside at their stations when this happened. As a result of the one bomb hit, the carrier was damaged beyond repair and late that same afternoon, was sunk by torpedoes fired from the USS Reno.