Sailorman- The Man The Legend
Sailorman
was born in 1950 to a middle class family in the coal region of northeast Pennsylvania. His father served in the United States
Navy through World War II and later went on to work in a steel mill, and his mother worked in a clothing factory. He grew
up in a farmhouse with his older sister and younger brother in the rural countryside of the Appalachian Trail. Always interested
in science and technology he often read magazines like Popular Mechanics as a child and young man, and always had new ideas
for inventions and better ways of doing things. Sailorman was just becoming a man when the Vietnam War was at its peak and
he decided, like his father, to join the United States Navy, and the rest is history. This is the true story of one of the
most interesting people I have ever met. With his strong right wing conservative views, and his endless amount of crazy stories,
these interviews have been an incredible experience for me. I hope you enjoy! -Curtis
The views
expressed in these interviews are strictly that of the interviewee and do not reflect in any way on the views of curtisjones.net
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Session 7: Election 2008 (a two part discussion)
Curtis and Sailorman talk four days before the 2008 election about their views and opinions on the candidates
for president.
SESSION 7
Session 6: Politics 101
Sailorman talks
about his favorite politicians and there shennanigans as we near election time (appr. 45 mins)
SESSION 6
Session 5: A Camal Ride
Sailorman explains about his time spent
in the missle east (appr. 45 mins)
SESSION 5
Session 4: A Trip To The Hospital
Sailorman talks
about his trip to the hospital in Germany (appr. 30 mins)
SESSION 4
Session 3: Rants and Rumbles
Sailorman rants about Barock Obama
and goes on to tell us some stories about Vietnam (appr. 1 hr)
SESSION 3
Session 2: San Fransisco
Sailorman made it through basic training
and is now in San Fran waiting to be shipped to Vietnam (appr. 30 mins)
SESSION 2
Session 1: Bootcamp
a more serious discussion about Sailorman's
induction into the Navy (appr. 30 mins)
SESSION 1
