Remembering D-Day - June 6, 1944
While many of these men are long gone, the memory will never be forgotten. Thank you for your service.
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Hard to believe that there aren't any D day movies on TV today. Good thing I have plenty WWII DVDs.
ReplyDeletebecause the left wants us to forget history
DeleteJust as important as D-Day was what happened 75 years and 2 days ago. The much important but hardly acknowledged Battle of Midway.
ReplyDeleteIt was a Mass Massacre of lives.
ReplyDeleteLet us none forget the price these
men made for their Country!
I asked my teen what today was, she didn't know. Then told her it is "D-Day", she said, "Oh, is this the day girls ask guys for a Date, like Date-day"?
ReplyDeleteGraduated with honors from Wi-Hi, go figure.
No, it's sad you didn't teach him/her/it. Go figure.
DeleteOur HEROES ALL > Our Christian Soldiers !!!!
ReplyDeleteDelmarva had quite a few local GI's in the 29th that hit Omaha Beach.
ReplyDeleteThey Saved the world ....yet many countries are So
ReplyDeleteUn-Grateful ... esp GERMANY !! Who the USA re-built and
saved from the Russians ...........
France is also so Un-Grateful .......
They All forget WHO SAved their ASSES !!!! > the USA
They were not all Christians, idiot. But they were all great men!
ReplyDelete842 please provide a few facts to back up the assertion that Germany and France are ungrateful. I'm curious what you base the conclusion on.
ReplyDeleteThousands of Americans gladly served and too many died for a free Europe. NATO was formed to keep it that way--No more D-Days. If we give up on NATO, Putin becomes the new Hitler, invading weaker countries just like he did in Ukraine.
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