You thought you got 1 crappy picture and that was it, well it almost was. I was able to get these put on a CD. They are high resolution and should be able to get good big blow ups. The Suicide Charlie pennant, (that’s how we spelled it) was paid for with 50 cent donations that every squad leader accounted for.
More than 200 members of Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, were surrounded by Chinese forces defending the Toktong Pass during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir.
With his arm in a sling and using only a compass, 1st Lt. Kurt Chew-een Lee guided his crew of Marines in the dark, over North Korea’s icy and rocky terrain, to reach and relieve Fox Company.
Chesty: The story of Lieutenant General Lewis B. Puller
Written by LtCol Jon T. Hoffman, USMCR
Tuesday, 08 March 2011 15:41
When Lieutenant Colonel Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller and his Ist Battalion, Seventh Marine Regiment landed on Guadalcanal in September 1942, the campaign on that island already had been raging for several weeks. The hungry, haggard, hard-pressed men of the First Marine Division welcomed the new arrivals because the 7th Marines was a fresh, well-supplied, well-trained force that constituted a huge shot in the arm for the beleaguered defenders. The only thing the regiment lacked was combat experience. Puller was one of the few Marines in the 7th Marines who understood just how vital a commodity that was.
I was able to get my hands on the orignally Suicide Charley Certificates that was handed out to the Marines prior to them leaving the the unit. I believe Sgt Soltis now SSgt Soltis is credited for the creations. Either way I have attached the Adobe Acrobat document to the image below. I am still working on trying to get the form fillable so you be able to type your name and just hit print but still no luck.
Note: If your able to make it fillable please email it back to me so I can post your version on the website.
Cpl. Carter 
More than 200 members of Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, were surrounded by Chinese forces defending the Toktong Pass during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir.
When Lieutenant Colonel Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller and his Ist Battalion, Seventh Marine Regiment landed on Guadalcanal in September 1942, the campaign on that island already had been raging for several weeks. The hungry, haggard, hard-pressed men of the First Marine Division welcomed the new arrivals because the 7th Marines was a fresh, well-supplied, well-trained force that constituted a huge shot in the arm for the beleaguered defenders. The only thing the regiment lacked was combat experience. Puller was one of the few Marines in the 7th Marines who understood just how vital a commodity that was.
I was able to get my hands on the orignally Suicide Charley Certificates that was handed out to the Marines prior to them leaving the the unit. I believe Sgt Soltis now SSgt Soltis is credited for the creations. Either way I have attached the Adobe Acrobat document to the image below. I am still working on trying to get the form fillable so you be able to type your name and just hit print but still no luck.