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The U.S. Army remembers June 6, 1944: The World War II D-Day invasion of Normandy, France.
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Not many of the old time warriors around anymore. I loved caring for them at the hospital. Talk about a rare breed. Those guys never complained about a fucking thing.
Not sure about you, and sometimes got a few stories that just blew your mind.
Actually, pretty much all of them.
And for you younger folks;
What does the “D” in D-Day mean?
I got to watch the 75th anniversary while I was in Germany back in 2019. It was an amazing show to say the least. Went to all the beaches while I was out there. Very humbling to say the least.
Doc
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This is a small town 20 miles from where I grew up.
I knew the story from reading Ernie Pyle in the 70’s as a teenager.
citizen-soldiermagazine.com
I knew the story from reading Ernie Pyle in the 70’s as a teenager.
The Bedford Boys D-Day sacrifice - Citizen-Soldier Magazine
The Bedford Boys sacrifice on D-Day will never be forgotten. How One National Guard Company Gave Its All on D-Day. Read more at Citizen Soldier
I knew the commander of the 501st PIR A Co who jumped that day.
Bill Paty.
Wish we had more like them.
Bill Paty.
Wish we had more like them.
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