Kim and I lived in southern Italy (The Puglia region) from 1985 - 1992. I was assigned to the 6917th ESG (at a NATO base that is now closed) while stationed there. The place was affectionately known as 'Sunny San Vito'. It was the best tour we've ever had. The mission was worthwhile, the climate unbelievable, the people were genuine, the food was sinful, and the friends were the best of all. Here is a photo journal of our time in that fabled far away place from so long ago.
Bunker girl |
What a beauty |
Front gate |
Home sweet apartment |
Tiny kitchen |
Watering hole |
Chapel |
Powers estate |
Most of these photos were taken by my wife, myself, and friends of ours. The only one that wasn't is that greeting card of Albano, Romina & family (Image16).
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