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Old 09-06-2014, 15:33   #5
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Re: D Day...Now and then

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington View Post
Those pictures are really moving. My father was there and was wounded during the D-day landings. What brave men and women they were. I hope that the day continues to be marked with reverence. I know that many of the vets may not get to visit the sites again...but that doesn't mean that their sacrifices and bravery should be forgotten.....ever.
Exactly M, I can only imagine the horrors and nightmares those brave folk (like your father) endured.
It isn't often I feel emotional, but I certainly did watching the D day specials. I live in hope that more people can show the same sort of selflessness required to bring our society back towards the one they fought and in a lot of cases died for.
We owe them a massive debt an the best way to pay that debt back is to see to it that NEVER again is such a sacrifice needed....


.....with that being said, I'm sure you can understand when I say I hope the creature who robbed this poor guy gets the bullet.
BBC News - Barnet war veteran's medals stolen on D-Day anniversary

It makes me feel physically sick that someone could do such a despicable act
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