4 Jan 20 Garand Picture of the Day - Namur Feb 1944

[Mark in Rochester]

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[Ex Crab]

It says in the titel "Namur Feb 1944". I only know of Namur in Belgium and also in Canada and that picture does not look like either of them.

[CINDERS]

This may help clear up the island in question.

[donki1967]

Great Men...

[Bob Seijas]

Yes, all that "toxic masculinity" and "white privilege," just shameful. I'm glad I'm "woke." -- NOT. Let's see how long this post lasts LOL

[Bill Hollinger]

Yes, all that "toxic masculinity" and "white privilege," just shameful. I'm glad I'm "woke." -- NOT. Let's see how long this post lasts LOL

Oh brother!

[Flying10uk]

When you see how the Japs fought for every square inch of these small islands, in the middle of the ocean, it gives a small indication of the nightmare that an invasion of mainland Japan would have been and how many allied lives it would have cost.

[Bob Womack]

When you see how the Japs fought for every square inch of these small islands, in the middle of the ocean, it gives a small indication of the nightmare that an invasion of mainland Japan would have been and how many allied lives it would have cost.

It does indeed.


Bob

[Bob Seijas]

My father was en route. When the Japs abruptly surrendered, he became one of the first contingents of the occupation force instead of the invasion force. Although Truman was not one of my favorite Presidents, I bless him for dropping those bombs.

[Ex Crab]

Although Truman was not one of my favorite Presidents, I bless him for dropping those bombs.

Brightening up their day.
If only for a few seconds.