June 6, 1944. The most important day of the 20th century. Ike's message to the troops: pic.twitter.com/91HA5rKctT via @BeschlossDC
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June 6, 1944. The most important day of the 20th century. Ike's message to the troops: pic.twitter.com/91HA5rKctT via @BeschlossDC
@BeschlossDC Love the message, respect Ike, but can you imagine what it must have been like for our guys, reading this, then into battle?
Chills reading this. RT @BeschlossDC: message that Eisenhower gave Allied soldiers D-Day, this day 1944:pic.twitter.com/GIe7eGisW5
@BeschlossDC. We should accept nothing but full victory when fighting Muslims overseas. But we walk out leaving our dead in vain!!
“@BeschlossDC: Message that Eisenhower gave Allied troops as he sent them to liberate Europe, this day 1944: pic.twitter.com/VTP0zKo4AK” AWESOME
“@BeschlossDC: Gen. Eisenhower gave Allied soldiers (this) as he sent them to liberate Europe, D-Day, this day 1944: pic.twitter.com/ScSNRwb61p”
“@BeschlossDC: message Eisenhower gave Allied soldiers as he sent them to liberate Europe: pic.twitter.com/D0HnggOeen”best pregame speech ever.
This is truly amazing >>> @BeschlossDC: message that Gen. Eisenhower gave Allied soldiers on D-Day, this day 1944:pic.twitter.com/RhvAz7vI8i
@BeschlossDC Didn't Eisenhower later say that had he known the casualties would be that high, he couldn't have done it? =^.^=
@BeschlossDC personally, I find the never delivered, d-day didn't go so well speech, more remarkable
D-day, today in 1944: RT@BeschlossDC Gen. Eisenhower adressed Allied soldiers as he sent them to liberate Europe:pic.twitter.com/RxPiSSRnjy
@BeschlossDC Those WWII guys were the greatest generation. Just reading this, knowing what they did, gives me goosebumps.
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