Tachikawa Air Base Military money 1961
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About Me
- Mike Skidmore
- Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, United States
- Born Dec 8 1950,Hutchinson Kansas, raised in a Air Force family, moved 10 times and went to 9 different schools before i graduated from yamato high school Japan in 1969.
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Military Payment Certificates, MPC,
came in pastel colors. I recall standing in line to see a movie on Saturdays and folding MPC like origami. Cost fifteen cents to get in in 1965, and the matinee included popcorn, cartoon and a newsreel.
Babysitting paid fifty cents an hour.
The only thing that jingled in our pockets was yen. Thanks for the memory.
Nice work, Mike.
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