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    Jolly 85 40th Memorial Anniversary [Image 1 of 13]

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    A man wearing a maroon/burgundy beret and a camouflage-patterned tie stands at a wooden podium, appearing to give a speech or remarks. The podium bears a commemorative plaque reading 'In Memory of the Helicopter Crew Members of Jolly 85, June 13, 1978.' The setting appears to be an outdoor memorial ceremony held near a white clapboard building.

    WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    06.13.2018

    Photo by Senior Master Sgt. Cheran Campbell 

    106th Rescue Wing

    Former Pararescueman Master Sgt. Jay Jinks talks about the Jolly 85 crash for the 40th Memorial Anniversary at VFW Post 1505, Keeseville, N.Y., June 12, 2018. The memorial was a two day event that included the fallen members families going up Trembleau Mountain to see the crash site and the new memorial stone followed by the service the next day. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Senior Master Sgt. Cheran A. Cambridge)

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    Date Taken: 06.13.2018
    Date Posted: 06.14.2018 21:01
    Photo ID: 4486773
    VIRIN: 180613-Z-HB515-0012
    Resolution: 2464x1640
    Size: 633.18 KB
    Location: WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NEW YORK, US
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    A man wearing a maroon/burgundy beret and a camouflage-patterned tie stands at a wooden podium, appearing to give a speech or remarks. The podium bears a commemorative plaque reading 'In Memory of the Helicopter Crew Members of Jolly 85, June 13, 1978.' The setting appears to be an outdoor memorial ceremony held near a white clapboard building.
    A United States Air Force color guard unit is performing a ceremonial presentation outdoors on a grass field. Four airmen in dress blue uniforms are carrying flags and rifles in a formal parade formation. The setting appears to be a public or military ceremony, with trees and a red barn structure visible in the background.
    A U.S. Air Force officer in dress blues is speaking at a podium during a memorial ceremony. The podium bears a plaque reading 'In Memory of the Helicopter Crew Members of Jolly 85, June 13, 1978.' A second individual wearing a maroon beret and dark blazer stands in the background.
    A dark granite memorial plaque commemorating 'Jolly 85,' a military helicopter crew lost on June 13, 1978. The plaque lists seven crew members by name and rank, features an engraved helicopter image and two unit patches, and bears the motto 'That Others May Live.' The memorial is flanked by two decorative planters containing red, white, and blue flowers.
    A red/maroon flag bearing the USAF Pararescue emblem is displayed on a silver flagpole. The flag features the Pararescue insignia with the motto 'That Others May Live' on a banner beneath the emblem. The flag is photographed against a clear blue sky with a residential building visible in the background.
    A U.S. Air Force officer named Fitzgerald, wearing a maroon beret and dress blues with multiple service ribbons, speaks at a podium during a memorial ceremony. The podium bears a placard reading 'In Memory of the Helicopter Crew Members of Jolly 85, June 13, 1978,' accompanied by an image of a military helicopter. A second individual in a maroon beret and civilian suit stands in the background.
    A formal military ceremony is taking place outdoors, likely a funeral or memorial service. U.S. Air Force honor guard members in dress blues are folding or presenting a U.S. flag, while attendees wearing maroon berets and civilian suits observe. The solemn atmosphere and flag handling are consistent with a military burial or commemorative ceremony.
    A military/veterans ceremony is taking place outdoors, likely a flag folding ritual. Several individuals including uniformed military personnel and American Legion members from New York are participating. The event appears to be a formal commemorative ceremony, possibly a funeral or memorial service.
    A military or veterans' memorial ceremony is taking place outdoors, likely a funeral or flag presentation service. Several individuals wearing veterans' organization caps, military berets, and dress uniforms are gathered, with two men appearing to handle a folded flag or document. Caps visible indicate affiliations with New York-based veterans' organizations including Queens County, NY.
    A military funeral or memorial ceremony is taking place outdoors in front of a residential building. An older senior non-commissioned officer wearing a maroon beret is holding a folded American flag, likely preparing to present it to a next of kin. Several Air Force personnel in dress blues and maroon berets are participating in the ceremony.
    A military memorial or funeral ceremony is taking place outdoors in Keeseville, New York. A Post Commander is presenting a folded American flag to a military servicemember wearing a maroon beret and Air Force dress uniform. Attendees, including uniformed personnel and civilians, stand solemnly under a tent.
    A military memorial or funeral ceremony is taking place under a tent, likely at a cemetery or memorial park. A man wearing a Post Commander cap from Keeseville, New York is holding a folded American flag, standing beside a woman in blue. Military personnel in dress uniforms and civilians are gathered solemnly in attendance.
    A group of military personnel and veterans pose behind a memorial plaque for 'Jolly 85,' commemorating a June 13, 1978 incident. A bagpiper in formal attire stands in the foreground in front of the granite memorial marker. The plaque bears the names of crew members and the motto 'That Others May Live,' associated with Air Force Pararescue (PJ) units.

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