06-09-2020, 02:23 PM
A few days late here but I was at an AmVets club for most of Saturday. I always tell friends and co-workers that June 6, 1944 is probably the most important day of the 20th Century. I'm currently about 100 pages into Night Drop by S.L.A. Marshall.
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Pretty much defines the chaos of being off target(some were completely off of their maps), trying to perform missions with men you've never met before, little to no communications with superiors and only enough food, ammo and medical supplies/first aid kits to last a couple of days. Must have been terrifying.
Pretty much defines the chaos of being off target(some were completely off of their maps), trying to perform missions with men you've never met before, little to no communications with superiors and only enough food, ammo and medical supplies/first aid kits to last a couple of days. Must have been terrifying.
Only users lose drugs.
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