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When I went to Charlie I was very young and he was very old, 78 -79 somewhere in there on the block, born and raised in Baltimore did a tat on the back of my hand Harley from a 71 Harley I owned at the time.
I have to say I’m looking back 2 wars and wouldn’t regret a minute.
Given I’m hurt, poor, and by most accounts discusting, that I’ve donr more in my brief life than most people could do in two. I’m glad to have met Charlie and he is part of my history. I will where my tat till my dying day
with honor.Gregory Bedell