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28 Dec 2024 Garand Picture of the Day
At an Army encampment near a southern California aircraft factory last month, perky movie starlet Marilyn Hare embarked on one of the most formidable morale-building projects yet contrived for the U.S. Army. A good fighting machine, she knew, thrives on joie de vivre. From her father, the late Ernie Hare of the famed pioneering radio team call the Happiness Boys, 18-year-old Marilyn had learned the art of evoking merriment in others. But in this hour of national crisis, Miss Hare had evolved a unique inspiration program of her own. It was her aspiration to kiss 10,000 soldiers.
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She wandered around kissing soldiers at various task. 733 soldier smacks she gave. No record of more.
"He which hath no stomach to this fight,/ Let him depart." Henry V
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