The Pheasant Sandwich lives on. On October 16th, 2009, Honor Flight South Dakota flew 110 WWII Veterans to Washington DC from the Aberdeen Airport. During the departure ceremony, the people of Aberdeen once again stepped up and served these great American Veterans the famous Pheasant Sandwich as they boarded the plane. GREAT JOB ABERDEEN!!!!!
I am from the Aberdeen Area. My late Grandfather also a resident is a WWII Vet, Purple Heart recipient and Battle of the Bulge Survivor, he no Doubt enjoyed one of these Pheasant Sandwiches on his way around. My Grandmother also from the area used to pack these same sandwiches in my fathers lunches and later my lunches on our pheasant hunts which made us hunt that much harder. Hope everyone knows how important that bird is to SD.
We here at McQuillen Creative Group are very happy you all are enjoying this little video. The volunteer committee that sponsored this is trying to raise money so we can make a full blown documentary, complete with their stories/memories of this incredibly cool saga. Contact me if you'd like more information. 605-226-3481. – Troy McQuillen
My Navy V-12 roommate in Pioneer Hall was Harrison Hanson from South Dakota. Does anyone know of him or about him. Write John Hegwer, 1140 South Spruce St., Escondido, CA 92025
This video brings back many memories. I was in Kindergarten when my Dad returned to Aberdeen. I remember all the people there rushing around. I was born and raised in Aberdeen, Attended CHS and NSTC and I have lots of wonderful memories of the wonderful people there.
I was born and raised there. I've seen some of that film before, at the state museum at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. Maybe they know where some of the original film can be found
My grandparents Gloria and Kenneth "Lucky" Lager raised my father Thomas Lager there in Aberdeen, SD...my grandfather was the original creator and owner of "Lager's Inn" there in Aberdeen and I can't thank you enough for upload this video!!!!
The Pheasant Sandwich lives on. On October 16th, 2009, Honor Flight South Dakota flew 110 WWII Veterans to Washington DC from the Aberdeen Airport. During the departure ceremony, the people of Aberdeen once again stepped up and served these great American Veterans the famous Pheasant Sandwich as they boarded the plane. GREAT JOB ABERDEEN!!!!!
majary12 2 months ago
I am from the Aberdeen Area. My late Grandfather also a resident is a WWII Vet, Purple Heart recipient and Battle of the Bulge Survivor, he no Doubt enjoyed one of these Pheasant Sandwiches on his way around. My Grandmother also from the area used to pack these same sandwiches in my fathers lunches and later my lunches on our pheasant hunts which made us hunt that much harder. Hope everyone knows how important that bird is to SD.
FERSWIZLE 2 months ago
We here at McQuillen Creative Group are very happy you all are enjoying this little video. The volunteer committee that sponsored this is trying to raise money so we can make a full blown documentary, complete with their stories/memories of this incredibly cool saga. Contact me if you'd like more information. 605-226-3481. – Troy McQuillen
McQCG 2 months ago
My Navy V-12 roommate in Pioneer Hall was Harrison Hanson from South Dakota. Does anyone know of him or about him. Write John Hegwer, 1140 South Spruce St., Escondido, CA 92025
johnannehegwer1 2 months ago
This video brings back many memories. I was in Kindergarten when my Dad returned to Aberdeen. I remember all the people there rushing around. I was born and raised in Aberdeen, Attended CHS and NSTC and I have lots of wonderful memories of the wonderful people there.
mpinky1 2 months ago
I was born and raised there. I've seen some of that film before, at the state museum at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. Maybe they know where some of the original film can be found
nuke19491 2 months ago
My grandparents Gloria and Kenneth "Lucky" Lager raised my father Thomas Lager there in Aberdeen, SD...my grandfather was the original creator and owner of "Lager's Inn" there in Aberdeen and I can't thank you enough for upload this video!!!!
ChristsDanimal777 2 months ago
I was born here and many of my relatives still live there. How cool....was looking for maybe an aunt or two of mine,,,maybe my mom even.. COOL
jvranch92 2 months ago
I would have liked to been one of the guys "harvesting" the pheasants.
eckp1 2 months ago
Also my hometown, and my dad and 2 uncles worked on the railroad... Very cool!
LCBH3445 2 months ago
my grandpa worked the railroad in Aberdeen. What a great video to watch and learn another special tip about my hometown.
moose2774 2 months ago
Meee too.
TRKWP 2 months ago
Fantastic ! That's my home town.
jmangell 2 months ago
Wow!
icland100 2 months ago