#122: Tales from Punchbowl, Part II

Ghosts of Arlington Podcast

The military veterans interred at Punchbowl are as varied as the Hawaiian Islands themselves. In fact, their final resting place is about the only thing today's ghosts - the father of tiki culture, an college football legend, the first Chinese-American fighter pilot, and Barak Obama's grandfather - have in common.
This week's Ghosts of the Pacific are:
1. Army Lieutenant Colonel Donn Beach - Section B, Grave 1-C
2. Marine Corps First Lieutenant Jack Chevigny - Section C, Grave 508
3. Army Second Lieutenant Wah Kau Kong - Section D, Grave 453
4. Army Sergeant Stanley Dunham - Section CT1-B, Row 400, Grave 440
The military veterans interred at Punchbowl are as varied as the Hawaiian Islands themselves. In fact, their final resting place is about the only thing today's ghosts - an astronaut, an Olympic silver medalist turned professional wrestler turned Bond villain, a horticulturalist turned Sinaloa cartel drug mule, and the godfather of modern traditional American tattooing - have in common.
The Ghosts of the Pacific Theme is Ukulele and Love Birds by emjaydabayou, with a few Waves of Hawaii added for ambiance.
The Ghosts of the Pacific Transition music are some Uke Chords by turkitron.
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