#Sgt. Bilko

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(1957)

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Advertisement for Camel cigarettes featuring an endorsement by Phil Silvers (1956).

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GO READ <3

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In other news, the "genderfluid god who once fucked a horse" fandom is pretending to be shocked and appalled by a horny cartoon clock

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Phil Silvers (May 11, 1911 - November 1, 1985) as Sergeant Bilko on The Phil Silvers Show

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The colonel salutes, the men salute, salute, salute—what is that salute, sir? It’s a symbol of insecurity. It says, “love me, I love you, want me, I want you…”

commission of rocco and henshaw from phil silvers' sgt. bilko for @harveylembecks !

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See pinned post for the full bracket!

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"Billllll-koe!"

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Steve Martin as ERNEST G. BILKO Sgt. BILKO (1996) dir. Jonathan Lynn

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Actress JoAnn Bush, back in the day, on the set of "Sgt. Bilko", haha :)

For more Pics and Updates visit joannbush.com :)

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Lori: Tino, are we going to dance tonight?

Tino: Well, that's up to you. I remember the last time we danced I accidently stepped on your knee.

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M/Sgt. Ernest G. Bilko, s/n RA15042699, U.S. Army, Fort Baxter, Rosewood, Kansas

Remembering Phil Silvers on his birthday #botd

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Happy 80th Birthday to 3x BAFTA Winning writer, filmmaker, actor Jonathan Lynn! ^__^

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18 year-old Private George Kennedy (1943)

At the height of World War II in 1943, George Kennedy enlisted in the Army while still in high school. Originally he wanted to be a pilot in the Air Corps, but at 6'4" he overshot the pilot height limit of 6'2". He was eventually assigned to the Infantry and was sent to fight in Europe. He served under General George Patton in the 99th Infantry Division's Cannon Company, 395th Infantry Regiment, and saw action in North Africa, Anzio, and the Battle of the Bulge.

After the war, George was assigned to the Army Signal Corps as a Public Communications Officer where his baritone voice landed him on the air as a radio host and DJ on the Armed Forces Radio Network. Eventually he helped establish the Army Information Office under General William Westmoreland at the Pentagon, which provided technical services to the film and television industries. It was in this capacity that George served as Army technical advisor on The Phil Silvers Show (Sgt. Bilko) and set his future career in motion.

George served 16 years in the Army before heading to Hollywood. Before retiring at the rank of Captain, he earned 2 Bronze Stars for valor and four rows of service medals, including the Presidential Unit Citation, the American Campaign medal, the Europe/African/Middle Eastern Campaign medal, the World War II Victory medal, the Army Occupation medal, and the National Defense Service medal.

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The late great PHIL SILVERS as Master Sgt. Ernest G. Bilko