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The Husk Root's of Jerry A. Husk

Original charcoal of Jos. is owned by Gladys Bee

This photo was taken on my 1st visit to my cousin Gladys 1980. My Great Grandfather, her Grandfather. She is 1st cousin of my Father.

John Robert Husk, holding same charcoal Jos. Husk

John Robert Husk (2nd cousin once removed) holding charcoal of his Great Uncle Jos. Wade Husk.

Gladys L. Ross Bee

Gladys Bee, picture in Lick Run (nr Summers) This was visit to old Husk Cemetery in Lick Run.

Arley Samuel Husk 1910-1944

Probably last photo ever of my dad.

Joseph W. Husk

Taken from charcoal owned by Gladys Bee

Jerry Arlen Husk served our Country Proud!

Jerry says he was aboard the Saratoga. In fact he was part of the original crew on CVA60. (Called Plankowner) I was CS2 (commissaryman - baker).

He was also aboard USS Bushnell (submarine tender) shown below.

Taken From : http://www.uss-saratoga.com/

Served on the Sara from 4-14-1956 (2 yrs.) (Plankowner) Worked in after bakeshop. Avast: Watts, Cobb, Watson, Bronson, Owens, Kent, Rankin, Ludwig and all of the shipmates whose names I just can't recall at this time. Jerry Husk CS3 (S-2 Div.) Louisville, Ky. USA - Thursday, July 26, 2001 at 23:40:04 (CDT)

I am a plankowner, served aboard the Sara for 2 yrs 1956-1958. Worked S-2 Div., Commissary Dept., After Bake Shop. Where are all you stewburners? Jerry Husk <kernelbogy@aol.com> Louisville, Ky USA - Monday, July 30, 2001 at 23:59:07 (CDT)

Please check out all of the other GREAT pictures at : http://www.uss-saratoga.com/

United States Navy

Submarine Tenders

USS Bushnell

http://tendertale.com/

http://tendertale.com/tenders/115/115.html

I received a nice note from a teacher today and thought I would add it here for others to have reference to.

Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 2:25 PM Subject: submarine suggestion

Hello, I just wanted to say that, as a teacher, I have been using your page with information on submarines ( http://www.gloryway.com/husk_album12.htm ) for my history classes. It's been helpful...thanks for making it!

Here's another good page I have been recommending to my students that you might want to include: http://www.partsgeek.com/mmparts/history_of_the_sub.html

There's lots of resources on there for history of submarines, parts of submarines, and how submarines were used in wars. My kids seemed to like it. It's a fun addition to our history lessons. Perhaps you and your visitors will find it useful as well. Hope I could help!

Have a great November, Ms. Sarah Hanson

"Give people enough guidance to make the decisions you want them to make. Don't tell them what to do, but encourage them to do what is best." Jimmy Johnson

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