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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by halifaxcn</i> <br /><br /> The men and women of my parents generation were indeed the "Greatest Generation". We must never foget what they fought and died for....our freedom! June 6th, 1944 was the Longest Day! <br /> <br />I only wish is that my Dad, and 2 uncles were alive to see the dedication of the WWII Memorial. <br /> <br />God Bless America! <br /> <br />Frank San Severino <br />CP-198 Amtrak NEC <br />Attleboro, MA <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />The Greatest Generation . . . Yes indeed, I wholeheartedly agree. <br /> <br />Never forget their dedication . . . . . You are so very right, it is very important to remember that and THEM. <br /> <br />I am sorry more of the service people from WWII are not here to see it and what is going on now. Many gave much and some gave all, God rest their souls. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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