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June 6 D Day a forgotten day
A little late in the day, but I was looking at the calendar and noticed the date. June 6 DDay. I didn't see any mention on the news or in the local paper. I guess the they just want to forget about it, seeing that most of the participants are gone. Wonder what the big "Obombus" did to commorate the day, anyone hear or see anything?
Congressmen should wear uniforms,
you know, like NASCAR drivers, so we could
identify their corporate sponsors.
Canadian-guerilla (06-07-2012), FoundingFathers (06-07-2012), REO 54 (06-06-2012), smooth (06-07-2012), WhyKnow (06-06-2012)
Re: June 6 D Day a forgotten day
"And many are the dead men, too silent to be real."
- Gorden Lightfoot
In vexillum of angelus quod liberi ... nos vadum reperio fidelis
Canadian-guerilla (06-07-2012), Goldhedge (06-06-2012), smooth (06-07-2012)
Re: June 6 D Day a forgotten day
....wait till Dec 7th rolls around... "crickets"
Slow is smooth.....smooth is fast...
Re: June 6 D Day a forgotten day
This is a great set of historic pictures:
http://life.time.com/history/d-day-rare-color-photos/#1
"On the other hand, if you're very safety conscious, you hold on to your gold bars"
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Canadian-guerilla (06-07-2012), glockngold (06-07-2012), Gold Rush (06-06-2012), REO 54 (06-06-2012)
Re: June 6 D Day a forgotten day
My dad was born on D-Day. Grandpa called home to tell Grandma that it was D-Day and she said, "You're right. It IS dee day." Grandpa died last year. WWII generation is dying off.
smooth (06-07-2012)
Re: June 6 D Day a forgotten day
My Dad was a company commander in the 101st Airborne, he got shot up pretty badly during the invasion.
Other very important things happened on this date in WWII, this is the 70th Anniversary of the Battle of Midway.
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