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Joseph Simboli Jr., of the 89th Infantry Division, helped liberate Ohrdruf, the first Nazi concentration camp discovered by American forces in April 1945.
What could we do as our brothers and sisters risked their lives back home? Nothing except yell from across the ocean and tell them we stand with them.
Part of me wonders about scenarios being crafted now for future military students, how Russian tactics are being updated based on the invasion of Ukraine.
“You know how lucky you are, right? It’s Valentine’s Day, your last name is Valentine, this is your [first] jump, and you’re getting German jump wings?”
I know I am forever grateful for what Ernest Pugh has given me, and he will live in my heart as he did in Dad’s.
The Threat of War Is Shifting, and We Intend to Win. But It Will Come at a Cost.
|in Reflections | Jenny Lynne StroupThe costs will be time. We will have precious little of it with our sailors. The costs are real people and real families.