72 Years ago

[crossfire]

[Ugly]

Those were the days when we fought to win.

[gun sane]

If World War II was part of the required curriculum in public schools, we'd probably see far less millennials whining for "safe space" when the conversation turns to freedom through sacrifice.

[Just2Honor]

I don't know them all but I owe them all

[runco]

Had a great uncle who landed on the beach today 72 years ago, he was a preacher, and would only let his experience come out in the sermons.  Wow, how scared he was, and what he described about others who were killed on the beach.   He talked a lot about hearing young guys call for their momas when they were hit.  What a great group of men!  THANK YOU. 

[Ugly]

The world came together to stop tyranny, now, tyranny and lunacy has taken over the world :/

Edited June 6, 2016 by Ugly

[Pete123]

It's hard to take in how psychopathic Hitler was.  Today is the anniversary of D Day, but let's not forget the price paid in the Pacific.

Hitler has nothing on the Japanese relative to what they did to the Chinese.

Here are my favorite D Day pics.

I think those are machine gun bullets coming at our boys in the first pic:

 

 

 

[btq96r]

Not sure if I've posted this before or not, but this is how America heard that the invasion was happening. 

https://archive.org/details/Complete_Broadcast_Day_D-Day