I was watching this https://youtu.be/ltVtnCzg9xw
and thought: Gee, that soldier's nose looks familiar !
Oliver Burgess Meredith
In 1942, he enlisted in the United States Army Air Forces during World War II, reaching the rank of captain.[1] After transferring to the Office of War Information, he made training and education films for America's armed forces. In 1943 he performed in the USAAF's recruiting short The Rear Gunner and the U.S. Army training film A Welcome to Britain for troops heading to the UK in preparation for the liberation of Europe.[14] He was released from duty in 1944 to work on the movie The Story of G.I. Joe, in which he played the war correspondent Ernie Pyle.[15] He was discharged from the USAAF in 1945
Why'd you keep a Korean from Viet-Nam ?
Gook - The term came about when
American troops participating in the
Korean war, heard the term "Miguk"
which is the Korean word for
the United States of America.
The term is pronounced similarly
to "Me Gook". The Americans thought
the Koreans were calling themselves
gooks and the name stuck.
You played that well.
How about the title in BOLD ?
>>13208593 Kek !
ADHD Autist Anon requires
much White Space in his comms.
Man, I need my Fucking Space !
( And perhaps, a time-out . . . )