[303rd-Talk] ? Who is Old Segundo ?
Tooley, Dave
Dave.Tooley at allstate.com
Wed Dec 13 08:49:28 MST 2006
Bill,
I googled and found this link: http://oldsegundo.com/index.html The
homepage has the following:
Welcome to the online home of Old Segundo Productions. We are an
innovative new film production company dedicated to producing historical
documentaries that will add to our knowledge of American history.
Explore our website to learn more about us!
Order now! <http://oldsegundo.com/item-target-for-today.shtml>
The new video Target for Today
<http://oldsegundo.com/item-target-for-today.shtml> is available for
immediate shipping. It has been remastered from original film stock in
the National Archives for sharper video and audio than has been seen
before!
They are selling several videos.
Dave
WWII Bombardier website
<http://freepages.military.rootsweb.com/~hfhm/index.html>
Bombardier Training Films <http://www.shoestringprod.org/>
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A week or 2 ago, I got a post card in the mail. The way the card
was
addressed made me think that the sender got my address from an OLD
membership
list, rather than a new listing. The card was selling a Video about
the
303rd Bomb Group in the Battle for Europe. The card caught my eye,
because it
showed a picture of a lead crew that included about 4 or 5 guys who flew
with
my father. The return address on the card is to something called "Old
Segundo
Productions". This Old Segundo name rings a bell, but I can't remember
what
or who it is.
So, I am curious about just who put this together, and what
connection if
any they have to the association? Ie I'd hate to think that someone is
mining the 303rdBG.com web page for info, and trying to sell a video
back to
it's members. Anyway, I'm curious whether other people have received
this
advertisement, and know what if any connection there is to the 303rdBG
association? Also curious whether anyone has purchased this video, and
can
comment on what's in it? My guess is that they probably found that
video from
the National Archives that we passed around a few years ago, and are
adding
commentary and selling it, however that video was less than a half hour,
of
which less than half dealt with the 303rd, and this new video is 58
minutes,
so I guess it must have more content.
Just curious.
Bill Jones N3JLQ
Sweden Maine
wejones at megalink.net
http://www.megalink.net/~wejones
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