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A big salute to the men who stormed the beaches of Normandy. Those were some very brave men, both the ones that survived and the ones that gave their lives for our freedom.
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Thank God for such brave soldiers then and now.
We are most blessed to live in The United States of America.
Thank you for posting this.
May they never be forgotten.
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As if it had not been for them-we would all not be here today. :thup:
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oh we may still be here but wed be speaking German, Glad somebody posted this!
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very true. i think we as a society dont really respect what those men and weomen go through to keep us free.
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Fortunately, my uncle Henry got through the beach landing okay, in fact actually all six years. He's in his nineties now but still tarp as a shack :D
Took this pic of him next to an awesome D Day diorama at the Calgary Military Museum a couple of years ago.
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