Honoring US Atomic Veteran Capt. Jimmy P. Robinson From: Beckymiller266@aol.com Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2002 13:46:26 EDT Subject: Photos To: pdxavets@aracnet.com Hi Keith: I just sent the photos from the memorial service at Arlington. Thank you for all of your help in making this service become a reality. My Mom is so happy to have experienced the Memorial Service and to finally, after fifty years, receive the flag. Thank you Keith. Sincerely, Becky Robinson Miller Capt. Jimmy P. Robinson Memorial Service Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia A memorial service for Capt. Jimmy P. Robinson was held at Arlington National Cemetery April, 4, 2002 at 11:00 A.M. He was remembered with full military honors. His stone has been placed in the memorial section C. Grave number MC - 32- L. He was honored on the couple's wedding anniversary. Jimmy and Betty Robinson were married in 1945. Capt. Robinson's Memorial Stone Betty receives the Flag after 50 years. Becky and Amy Becky, Betty &Tommy From: Beckymiller266@aol.com Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 Subject: Capt. Robinson To: pdxavets@aracnet.com My Father's memorial at Arlington is due to information that you have posted on your web site. Thank you for your long hours and hard work that you have both devoted to the Atomic Veterans. Keep up the good work. Becky Miller Email: Beckymiller266@aol.com Capt. Jimmy P. Robinson's family Row 1: Gina, Mason, Austin & Jimmy Robinson, Ian Watson (Amy's fiance'), Jimmy (grandson) Row 2: Tommy & Marilyn Robinson, Betty Robinson (widow), Becky Miller Row 3: Norma, John Robinson, Robby & Tiffany Robinson, John & Robby (grandsons), Amy (granddaughter), Jim Miller, (Becky's husband) Captain Jimmy Robinson Story November 1, 2002 will be the 50th anniversary of Operation Ivy Mike Shot. That day Capt. Robinson flew into the clouds for the last time. Atomic Veterans History Project ©1997-2002 For use of the material found on this web site, please send us an email with your request.