My paternal Grandfather, Lt. Col JE Moore was in charge of the motor pool in Paris when this pic was taken. I have letters he wrote home about the day & meeting Gen Charles de Gaulle. Thank you for this picture.
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This is a picture of him: He fought in Africa, Italy & then was assigned to Paris. He carried the burdens of war with him for the rest of his life.pic.twitter.com/v2r38k4zLX
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My father was liberated from a German prison camp and returned home via Paris. He brought my mother this leather box. It is my most valued possession.pic.twitter.com/fn0jFtbQkI
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It’s a lovely family treasure!
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I say thanks a lot, I'm french from Paris and never forgot the Americans help us during this hard times. I visit USA a lot of time I like that. Last this year. I read lot of american writers too. Keep your contry free.
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My late Dad, Harold Brown 1913-2008 was there [Paris] with the 655th Ord. Am. Co. 5th Army under Gen. Patton , Utah Beach D-Day +12
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Very cool pic.
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And a cool day.
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That's a military parade!
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that wasn’t cancelled.
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A toast to the brave men and women who saved Western Civilization. The Greatest Generation.
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I think my uncle is somewhere in that pic. He was among the first American troops into a liberated Paris.
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Dad was in Army intelligence during WWII evaluating German launch sites. He was in both London and Paris on this day, and I proudly wear the coat he wore in both cities.
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No risk of that happening again. I doubt whether half of our present-day, Fox-washed America could even find Paris on a map. Maybe
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Americans will liberate DC in November.
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@charliebush062 My dad landed at Normandy then marched on to liberate Paris yesterday in 1944. Army strong.

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De Gaulle in first, of course. L'etat c'est moi.
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Je t’aime Paris.
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