Off Topic: World War Two Victory Day.

May 07, 2005 7 Replies
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Victory, May 7, 1945, German government issues unconditional surrender to Allied forces. And I bet on this sixth anniversary over the fascist nazi, not one word will be said by the Bleeding Heart Liberals, television, or newspapers controlled by the Euro, and New World Order. Anyway, thanks Dad:

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Yep thanks Grandpa and to the many other grandpa's and dad's who played a part.

Snow...

V-E Day is still a state holiday in Rhode Island:

And if I see my neighbor to the north I'll make a point of shaking his hand. He's an Eighth Air Force vet.

Carl Saiyed wrote:

Yeah.. Thanks to my great uncles and my father in law ( He fought in 3 wars, WWII - He was a POW and won the Bronze Star , Korea, and Vietnam).. My grandfather wasn't allowed to go and fight.. The government said he was too important to go.. He tried to volunteer 3 times and all 3 times he was denied.. He worked at Union Carbide.. They made plastics for the war...

Ben

95 YJ 2.5L

Excellent Story!! I had 2 Uncles in WWII - that fought very hard in the war (as teenagers) - One in particular did a lot of hand to hand combat. The war changed both of them forever - they will never be forgotten by their family.

Chuck

Andy Rooney had some nice things to say...

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Joe Carroll

2K-TJ

There are some simple truths...And the dogs know what they are." Joseph Duemer

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