Have a great Memorial Day weekend. I'm very thankful for all the service members that lost their lives so we can have a great and free country
I stormed the beaches of Normandy for a different reason. When I was stationed at RAF Lakenheath, UK, the Trans-Atlantic Boy Scout Council did a service project in 2002 - cleaning the shores of unnecessary trash, among other things. Many years later, you can still get a sense of what everyone went through from all sides.Thinking of my late Grandfather who stormed the beaches of Normandy and luckily made it home……..otherwise I wouldn't be here! Dang diabetes got him, though. I sure miss him. Man, did he ever LOVE to talk about the war!
Thanks to ALL our Veterans…..and to the ones who didn't come home…..you are loved, missed and NOT forgotten.
Oh, I'll bet your senses can pick up on some mighty strange things there. Reminds me of a speech I like to watch from time to time given by Gen Mark Welsh to the USAFA…..where he talks about being in the Honor Court and being able to "hear" the bogey calls and waist gunners testing their guns…as well as being able to sense the fear……and feel the pride.Many years later, you can still get a sense of what everyone went through from all sides.
Yes, Sir! It gave me the goosebumps.Oh, I'll bet your senses can pick up on some mighty strange things there. Reminds me of a speech I like to watch from time to time given by Gen Mark Welsh to the USAFA…..where he talks about being in the Honor Court and being able to "hear" the bogey calls and waist gunners testing their guns…as well as being able to sense the fear……and feel the pride.
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