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The Eyes of War: D-Day, From Hedgerows to Victory Nineteen. Hardened now. Eyes older than their years. Moving still — for country, for brotherhood, for the dead they carried forward. The beaches were behind them. The cliffs climbed.Now the fight turned inland. The fight turned personal. The hedgerows.Walls of earth…
The Eyes of War: D-Day Through Young Eyes Nineteen. Waiting. Running into the unknown — for freedom, for each other. Today we remember D-Day. June 6, 1944 — when young men crossed an ocean, faced the unknown, and gave everything to hold a beach and climb a cliff for the…
I am no fan of Putin or Russia, but the facts are the facts and can help explain the reasons behind Russian aggression in Europe. I briefly examine Eastern European history and dealings between the former USSR/Russia and the United States/NATO. I will add a chronology of events and scary…
