Four years ago I was privileged to help some amazing heroes commemorate what they had done on June 6th, 1944. Here's my post from that trip.
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6/8/2018 02:03:35 pm
Many lives were sacrificed on this day that is why we still commemorate the lost lives in the past. I can definitely assume that life before was way harder than what we have right now because everyone is expected to sacrifice their lives if needed. America is a well-loved country, I guess. It goes to show that Americans will always be willing to sacrifice their own lives.
Stephen Tryon
6/16/2018 09:09:07 pm
Essay writing online, thanks for posting a comment. I recommend you read the novel All The Light We Cannot See: it will give you some great context for DDay, and I guarantee you’ll find it an engaging read. Here’s my review of the book: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/great-fiction-all-light-we-cannot-see-amazing-many-stephen Leave a Reply. |
AuthorAuthor of "Accountability Citizenship", Stephen P. Tryon is a former executive at e-tailer Overstock.com, a retired Soldier, and former Senate Fellow. Archives
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