Ramage family collection James D. Ramage is shown in the 1950s aboard the aircraft carrier Oriskany. He retired in 1976 as a rear admiral.

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CORONADO – By the 1950s, James. D. Ramage had survived attacks by Zeros and MiGs. But his superiors warned that a deadlier foe was aiming to destroy his career. It was Ramage's reputation. “I was becoming known as a throttle jock,” Ramage remembered. “I was told that I might never amount to anything in the Navy.”

In their horned hats and leather tunics, Nils Andersson and seven other Vikings got off the boat and stormed up the dock. While the rest searched for gold and silver, Nils looked for only one thing: a good, comely woman.

When they married more than four decades ago, Susan and Chuck Hansen never imagined one day they'd be facing the challenges of living with a brain injury. His.