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3/ On the night before the D-Day invasion Eisenhower did what he often did: took a walk among the soldiers. He knew no matter whether he the invasion succeeded or failed, he was sending more men to their death in battle than had ever before died in a single military operation.
4/ He would say, "Are you scared, soldier?" And they would often say "Yes, Sir." Many of them put on war paint that night. Eisenhower would say to them "Just keep moving. That's the thing. Just keep moving." If you really think about those men today, it rips your heart to shreds.
And people are bitching about having to stay home for a few months to stop the virus. Americans with long guns are pussies.
I’m guessing you are offended that they carried the flag and the cross?
I think your assumption is incorrect.
Thanks for sharing this MW
I’m devastated by how young soldiers in combat were & are from all around the world! My constant prayer is for an end to war permanently! I’m reminded of the lyrics Nick Lowe wrote in 1973 which was recorded by Elvis Costello “What’s so funny ‘bout peace love & understanding”
Ya operation paperclip and forming nasa with former nazis and Walt Disney was incredible
To stand and face death ... to see your ranks obliterated ... this does belong ... as a curiosity ... in a Museum ...
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