Here’s one for today! This one is from Elvis in the Army, probably sitting somewhere where it was snowing. He seems to be rapped up pretty warm! I love cards of Elvis in the Army! Awesome card for sure!

Amazing image dated 1922 with very interesting caption!

See Wikipedia article below for more background on Colonel Fechet who served as Chief of the Air Corps 1927-1931

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Fechet

@Curt_Burner, you might like this. This record is from the first movie Elvis made after he came back from the Army. The cards are just come of my Elvis Army cards. The 50’s into Elvis’s army days are my favorite Elvis era in his career. He met my Pa while in the Army, and I appreciate what he did for our country. Super awesome!

Romans 12:2

“A Date with Elvis.” I got this record a couple of months ago. It was released in 1959, while Elvis was in the Army. It is a super cool record! I really like the cover of this record.

Colossians 1:13

Today’s record is one that I have shared before. From 1960, the record is called “Elvis is Back.” This record was released after Elvis returned from the Army. I got the record back in September of last year, and it is hands down, my favorite record in my collation. Here’s why…

My Pa severed in Army for many years. One day, my Pa was stationed in Germany for a night. Elvis was also stationed at the same place as my Pa! My Pa spent the night at the same place as Elvis, and met him. However, believe or not, my Pa had never heard of Elvis Presley before this! (Again, he had been in the Army for many years, and probably did not keep up with who was popular back in the day.) He found out years later who Elvis was, and that they had been stationed together for a night. I have a picture of my Pa below. I think that was so awesome, so sad that he didn’t get an Autograph from Elvis.

Thank you to all whom severed our country! You are much appreciated.

Revelation 21:4