When They Were Young

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If you remember these, you're OLD!!!  Are a good history student :O)

 

A young Yul Brynner:

 

Yul Brynner

 

Buddy Ebsen-Coast Guard-WW21941-46 (Actor):

Buddy Ebsen

 

Donald Jay

Don Rickles

 

Very young Lucille Ball:

Lucy

 

A very young Mae West:

Mae West

 

A young Dolly Parton:

Dolly Parton

 

Tom Hanks:

Tom Hanks

 

A young Patrick Stewart:

Patrick Stewart

 

Wow, a young William Shatner, 1952. Newton Photographic Associate.:

William Shatner

 

Fred Gwynne (July 10, 1926 â ¬ July 2, 1993). Born in New York, NY. Graduated from Harvard University. Served in US Navy during WW II. Actor best known for his roles in the television series Car 54, Where Are You? and The Munsters.:

Fred Gwynne

 

Sean Connery:

Sean Connery

 

Dwight Eisenhower was the only President to serve in the military in both World War I and World War II.:

Dwight Eisenhower

 

Marlon Brando attempted to join the Army but was rejected due to a football knee injury he got at Shattuck Military Academy. He later had knee surgery changing his draft status from 4-F to 1-A. Due to his attitude at the draft board during questioning he was rejected from the Korean War.:

Marlon Brando

 

Lucy & Desi - WW II:

WWII Lucy and Desi

 

Actor Sgt Glenn Ford US Marine Corps (Served 1942-1944) Short Bio: In WWII started, he put his career on hold and enlisted in the US Marines. In 1992, Ford was awarded the French Legion of Honor Medal for his service in France during the war aiding those fleeing from the Nazis. He also served in Vietnam as a member of the United States Naval Reserves retiring as a Captain.:

Glenn Ford

 

Dan Blocker-Army-Korea-Sergeant (Actor):

Dan Blocker

 

Lieutenant John F. Kennedy, USN, World War II. One of my favorite pictures of him.:

Young Jack

 

Charles Durning Actor and War Hero. Seriously wounded during WWII while serving in combat as an infantryman. Served in the invasion at Normany. Earned 3 Purple Hearts and a Silver Cross. After a Land mine serious injuries, refused a military discharge. Went to Battle Of The Bulge. Wounded again, spent time in military hospitals until 1946, well after the war ended. Durning is perhaps one of the bravest entertainers ever to serve in the U.S. Army. Star in over 100 films. (December 24th):

Charles Durning

 

Famous Marines: â ¬ SAt 16, Hackman left home to join the U.S. Marine Corps, where he served four-and-a-half years as a field radio operator.â ¬ #USMC #History via www.peerintothepast.tumblr.com:

Gene Hackman

 

Steve McQueen- U.S. Marine Corps.:

Steve McQueen

 

Johnny Cash during his time in the Air Force.:

Johnny Cash

 

Jack Benny-Navy-WW1-1917:

Jack Benny

 

Leonard Nimoy #startrek:

Leonard Nimoy

 

The Aurness brothers James Arness (Matt Dillon from Gunsmoke) & Peter Graves (Flicka, Mission Untouchable):

Brothers James Arness

and Peter Graves

 

Young Clark Gable:

Clark Gable

 

Clint Eastwood:

Clint Eastwood

 

Frank Sinatra:

Frank Sinatra

 

Edward P.

Ed McMahon

 

Lee Marvin left school and joined the US Marine Corps as a sniper scout. He was wounded in action at the Battle of Saipan during WWII and was awarded the Purple Heart and discharged at the rank of Private First Class.:

Lee Marvin

 

Paul Newman-Navy-WW2-Radioman and gunner in torpedo bombers. Served aboard USS Bunker Hill during Battle of Okinawa 1945. (Actor):

I GUESS NO NAME IS NEEDED FOR THOSE EYES

 

Edward G. Robinson-WW1-was too old for WW2 but gave money and traveled to entertain troops. (Actor):

Edward G Robinson  WW I

 

A young Farrah Fawcett:

Farrah Fawcett

 

Jack Nicholson high school yearbook:

Jack Nicholson

 

Barbara Streisand: A very young Barbra Streisand:

Barbara Streisand

 

Jay Leno:

Jay Leno

 

Young Bruce Willis before he was famous yearbook picture:

Bruce Willis

Young Richard Gere yearbook picture:

Richard Gere


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                                             Dick Lane

 

 

 

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