Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | 1 当年我密第一个害死人得主Tom Hammon对Cal时候的故事。以前也提到，Tom Hammon在
二战时候，当空军，在亚洲战场也算是帮过中国打小日本，2次飞机坠毁，都没有牺
牲，算是传奇人物。这个Cal的故事也算是十分有名的。最近看到这个video，做得不错
，大家娱乐一下。
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGZEttm7Blw | Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | | h*****s
发帖数: 3289 | 3 ...在世界人民在跟法西斯做出殊死搏斗的时候....骄奢淫逸的美帝竟然已经有了小小
一场密大跟加大的football比赛录像.... | G****e
发帖数: 11198 | 4 一位与中国有关的是Tom Harmon，是密歇根大学第一位获得橄榄球Heisman Trophy（
1940年）得主。他在二战中参加著名的“飞虎队”，网上是这么描述有关他的事迹：
During World War II Tom Harmon enlisted as a pilot in the Army Air Corps.
Hewas awarded the Purple Heart and the Silver Star for his actions inChina
with the 449th Fighter Squadron including having his plane shotdown. He
saved the silk parachute and it was later used as the materialfor his wife's
wedding dress. | Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | 5 刚才google了一下，原来他在湖南打小日本，坠机在日占区，后来日军搜捕他们，有中
国老百姓掩护，7天才回到中国军战区，3天后回到美军基地。在日占区里没有药，好像
有一个pilot死掉了。
据说Harmon为人很cocky。几次飞机失事，死里逃生，但是他身边的不少pilot都死了。所以很多负面传闻有一些事故是他引起的。不过好像从来没有过证实，那些谣传的也有很多出入之处。那时候可不像现在，资讯发达。但是，可以看出其中一些老兵讨厌他，Harmon这人肯定是爱出风头的人，战场上有没有连累他人，就不知道了。 | G****e
发帖数: 11198 | 6
。所以很多负面传闻有一些事故是他引起的。不过好像从来没有过证实，那些谣传的也
有很多出入之处。那时候可不像现在，资讯发达。但是，可以看出其中一些老兵讨厌他
，Harmon这人肯定是爱出风头的人，战场上有没有连累他人，就不知道了。
在战场上，出生入死，会怎样，活着回来，必然会招致猜疑。打仗不是儿戏，再想出风
头的人也会被枪打出头鸟。有勇有谋，还得有胆量，否则在那种环境下，能活得了？
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 刚才google了一下，原来他在湖南打小日本，坠机在日占区，后来日军搜捕他们，有中
: 国老百姓掩护，7天才回到中国军战区，3天后回到美军基地。在日占区里没有药，好像
: 有一个pilot死掉了。
: 据说Harmon为人很cocky。几次飞机失事，死里逃生，但是他身边的不少pilot都死了。所以很多负面传闻有一些事故是他引起的。不过好像从来没有过证实，那些谣传的也有很多出入之处。那时候可不像现在，资讯发达。但是，可以看出其中一些老兵讨厌他，Harmon这人肯定是爱出风头的人，战场上有没有连累他人，就不知道了。
| G****e
发帖数: 11198 | 7 对了，本来有个作家要写有关tom harmon的故事，我很喜欢，都交了定金要买他的书，
后来说因为健康问题，没法写，要把钱退给我，我就没要回钱。 | Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | | Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | 9 我说出这个没有贬低他的意思，只是说出一些事情，对他有一个更客观的了解。他对中
国抗日的贡献不容置疑，打下了飞机，沉了日本战舰，紫心勋章不是白拿的。
【在 G****e 的大作中提到】
: 对了，本来有个作家要写有关tom harmon的故事，我很喜欢，都交了定金要买他的书，
: 后来说因为健康问题，没法写，要把钱退给我，我就没要回钱。
| G****e
发帖数: 11198 | 10
美国人，我还留有那个email呢。
Dear xxxx:
I am sorry, but I have unintentionally violated your trust. I am unable
to provide you with the Tom Harmon biography that you recently purchased.
Simply put, I am not in the needed
physical, financial, and emotional condition to continue researching,
writing, and marketing
the quality biography that Tom Harmon deserves. If you will kindly provide
me with your postal address, I will refund all of your advance subscription
payment as monies become available.
Note that while researching the book over the past two years, I suffered
a series of heart attacks (like Harmon), spent about three months in four
hospitals and a domicilary, am living on a VA income-dependent disability
pension (which taxes me 100% for every dollar I earn), and put all of my
savings (and then some) into the project. I gave it my best, failed, and now
work to move on. That the university didn't even buy one book -- at the
same time paying current football coach Rich Rodriquez $833,333.33 per win
while he attained a record worse than the approval rate of George Bush, and
the survival rate of the Titanic's passengers and crew – didn't help. But
we all have our problems. As any author worth their stuff does, I take full
responsibility for all of the mistakes in the book – in this case, actually
thinking that thousands of folks would want it. My older perfect sister
used to call me “Stupid.” She might be right – even though she graduated
from Michigan State. After all, if George Bush can be president for eight
years, anything is possible.
You may want to contact two people, Phil Callihan and Monte Fowler, who
still hold my website hostage. I made the mistake of trusting them, and
still can't change a word of what they put up on the site (that I ordered
them to take down, which they haven't). Monte demanded $1,000 in cash,
refuses to give me his taxpayer identification number so I can file a 1099,
and kept demanding even more money not covered by our contract. (His last
demand was for about $4,000.) Traditionally, this was done wearing a face
mask while brandishing a gun. Phil offered to take it over, then programmed
the site so that all contacts from it would first go to him. When I
complained, he quit. (I think they both studied the GM model of how to run a
good thing into the ground, but that's another story)
Phil can be reached at either his (profitable) website UMGOBLUE.com or 734-
260-3724. There is some evidence that Monte spends some time on this planet.
You can try to catch him at montefowler.com.
Best,
Fred
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 美国人还是中国人？
| | | Y******e
发帖数: 20256 | | G****e
发帖数: 11198 | 12
是啊，$25，我也就懒得找他要回来。
他提到的这两个人也许是想利用他骗钱的？
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 这个人的信很奇怪，呵呵。
| G****e
发帖数: 11198 | | G****e
发帖数: 11198 | 14 http://michigantoday.umich.edu/2008/09/harmon.php
By his junior season, in 1939, he appeared on the cover of Time, which
reported he was a "gregarious, lantern-jawed six footer with a Tarzan
physique" who runs "with the power of a wild buffalo and the cunning of a
hounded fox." He was touted by sportswriters as "the Michigan maestro," "the
wily Wolverine," and "triple threat Tommy." And the six-foot, 195-pound
running and defensive back, passer, and kicker actually exceeded the hype.
Tom Harmon dives over the line. (Photo courtesy U-M Bentley Historical
Library.)
Launching his senior season against California at Berkeley, he caught the
opening kickoff and ran it back 94 yards for a touchdown. On his first carry
from scrimmage he scored on a run of 86 yards, then twice more from 70 and
65 yards away. One Memorial Stadium spectator, a fellow Irish Catholic
football enthusiast, John F. Kennedy, later said that one of his top sports
experiences was when "I saw Tom Harmon score 21 points…in the first half
against California." Harmon was so unstoppable that Life devoted a full page
to pictures of an inebriated Cal fan who, frustrated that no player could
take Harmon down, jumped onto the field and tried to tackle him. Like Cal,
he failed. Footage of the incident led newsreels worldwide, making him
internationally famous.
But it was in his last game as a Wolverine that Harmon gave the most
extraordinary all-around college gridiron performance ever. Against Ohio
State. In Columbus.
Did you see Harmon play? Tell us about it in "Your U-M History"
Playing on a rainy day and a muddy field, Harmon scored two rushing
touchdowns, threw for two passing touchdowns, kicked four extra points,
intercepted three passes and ran one of them back for yet-another touchdown,
returned three kickoffs for a total of 81 yards and punted three times for
a still-record average of 50 yards. In the process, he broke the all-time
college scoring tally of Illinois' fabled "Galloping Ghost," Red Grange. As
he came off the field with 38 seconds left, the 73,648 rain-drenched Ohio
State fans made a remarkable gesture that would be impossible to imagine
today: they put aside their partisanship and gave the man who'd scored 34
points of the 40-0, then-worst-ever trouncing of their beloved Buckeyes a
shouting, screaming, and standing ovation, and then mobbed him, shredding
his jersey. That year he won the Camp, Rockne, and Maxwell awards, and the
sixth Heisman trophy. | w*****y
发帖数: 3900 | 15 紫心不是所有受伤的有的拿吗？
【在 Y******e 的大作中提到】
: 我说出这个没有贬低他的意思，只是说出一些事情，对他有一个更客观的了解。他对中
: 国抗日的贡献不容置疑，打下了飞机，沉了日本战舰，紫心勋章不是白拿的。
| x*******1
发帖数: 28835 | 16 zi xin is survival honor |
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