![]() Jerry O. Tuttle, VADM USN Ret.
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![]() VADM
Tuttle was transported from the Ft. Myer Old
Chapel to Arlington as appropriate for his rank.
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![]() The flag
was folded, approriate gun salutes were
fired, and a division of F/A 18 aircraft
from NAS Oceana. VA flew a "missing man"
formation.
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![]() The
folded flag was presented to his widow, Barbara
Tuttle
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![]() VA-15 circa
1966/67 join the widow, Barbara Tuttle, at the
reception for a group picture.
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![]() The Warriors Taphouse is owned by David Culler,
Jr, the son of "Dixie" Culler who was a member of
VA-15 circa 1966/67. "Dixie" was killed in an A7
Corsair accident as a pilot in Jerry Tuttle's
squadron VA-81. VADM Tuttle looked after David Jr
from then on; presenting him with his Wings of Gold
and speaking at his Change of Command as an F/A 18
Commanding Officer.
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Top Row:
Bo and Diana Smith, John Newman (Smeds) and Beverly
Black, Tony and Kathy Isger, Jerry "Possum" Terrell
and Sarah Next row: Moon Moreau and Marcie, Dave North and Vicky, Gene "Wimpy" Atkinson and Kay, David Culler Jr. and his son Next Row: Marce Strickland and Bob Kryter, Dave "Quack" MacMillan and Janet, Dave Thornhill and Jane, Dick Nolte and Diana Bottom Row: Bob Cole and Paula, Miller Detrick and Connie, Cigar Smokers (left to right)- Dick NOlte, Gene Atkinson, Bo Smith, Miller Detrick, "Doc" MacMillan, Lower Right corner- Bob Hamel, Sandy Culler in the middle, and Lynn Hamel. |