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Jim Kissick, Jr with photographs
No full textJim Kissick (1924-2017) poses with photographs. Kissick was the son of Manatee County pioneers and served in the Navy during World War II as a dive bomber. The photos are of Kissick in uniform
Jim Kissick self portrait
No full textJim Kissick took this self portrait in the rear cockpit of a Curtiss Dive Bomber while flying as an air crewman in WW II. (1947) [Scan of PHO 46.0.17
Jim Kissick with Parks College Ercoupe
No full textJim Kissick solos in this Parks College Ercoupe to earn his private pilot's license. (c. 1948) [Scan of PHO 46.0.22
Jim Kissick prepares to start his model airplane
No full textParks student, Jim Kissick, prepares to start his model airplane. (c. 1946) [Scan of PHO 46.0.23
Jim Kissick shows off his hand-made plane
No full textJim Kissick, shows off his hand-made plane before attempting to fly it. (c. 1948) [Scan of PHO 46.0.9
Jim Kissick on his plane aboard the USS Coral Sea
No full textJim Kissick with his senior enlisted mechanic on his plane aboard the USS Coral Sea (commissioned 1 October 1947; decommissioned 1990). (c. 1950) [This image is a scan of PHO 46.0.4
From The Muzzle of a Pistol (or) Heritage Saga From the Greens, Armstrongs and Kissicks
No full textAn overview of the Green family, Armstrong family, and Kissick family in Manatee County and how they relate to a pistol from the Civil War
John F. Bartholf, Manatee County Carpetbagger
No full text(Note: The interview is cut off) Mrs. Greer and Mr. Kissick discuss the life and times of Captain John F. Bartholf. Bartholf saw combat in the Civil War before going into politics, and lived in Pine Level
Jim Kissick and a friend prepare a model plane for flight
No full textJim Kissick and a friend prepare a model plane for flight. (c. 1948) [Scan of PHO 46.0.16
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