Quote Originally Posted by USGI View Post
Our older brother had already been in the U.S. Army for about 6 years when Gene was sent to Vietnam. I'm proud of both of them and they've always been very generous and helpful to me. - Bob
Can I assume when younger with you being the youngest that they took, tore up and lost your stuff? Taught you when to scream out 'Uncle'. But had your back when the Bully came a calling.

I have just one brother, 3 years younger. But he acted like a older, taking, tearing up and losing my stuff. But I was always bigger and practiced my favorite Big Time Wrestling move on him, The Sheik's Camel Clutch. We still get a big laugh out of it to this day as back then when our Parents were going out they knew we'd end up pushing the furniture in the den to the walls and wrestle. So on leaving my Father would warn...... 'None of that Camel Clutching while we're gone'.

We didn't have many friends come to visit after he'd put the boxing ring in the back garage. We'd pretty much beat everyone we knew.
Just some good memories, that brothers share especially as we get older.
While we hope the bad ones fade away.