Remember this tomorrow

[dahmer]

If you stay at home tomorrow or go anywhere, especially a beach, remember this beach from 74 years ago. The last great generation.

 

[angelo c]

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[S Sidwell]

Most of my older friends have passed that fought. One particular was on Normandy Beach on D-Day. Never talked about it and I never asked. He did tell me a few things that his wife later told me that he had never told anyone, not even her. I knew he felt the pain cause I could felt it too. They are sorely missed. One of my old friends I knew most of my life was a ball gunner on the belly of a bomber. He said it was scary while being shot at by Zeros, but he said you had a job to do. He knew a few guys that died on crash belly landings cause the ball was shot up and jammed where they couldn't get out. Great uncle fought the Japanese, he was a Marine.

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[dahmer]

Most of my older friends have passed that fought. One particular was on Normandy Beach on D-Day. Never talked about it and I never asked. He did tell me a few things that his wife later told me that he had never told anyone, not even her. I knew he felt the pain cause I could felt it too. They are sorely missed. One of my old friends I knew most of my life was a ball gunner on the belly of a bomber. He said it was scary while being shot at by Zeros, but he said you had a job to do. He knew a few guys that died on crash belly landings cause the ball was shot up and jammed where they couldn't get out. Great uncle fought the Japanese, he was a Marine.

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Read an article awhile back that WWII vets are passing at an average of 1000 per day. We owe it to them to keep their history alive. Einstein said, “Those that do not heed history are doomed to repeat it.”