>>6685231 Having known a number of Vets who were in D-day/the rest of the war, what makes you say that? From what I saw they like the popular music of the era and the Andrews Sisters at the same percentages as the rest of the population. Some did some didn't… Just wondering.
>>6685242 Makes you wonder how many of those men making those boats died two years latter getting out of them. There is an irony that those boats were made by what looks to be mostly young men who most certainly would end up being drafted within the next two years.
Also interesting to see the lack of women, given the narrative that there where no men at home to make anything during the war and the enter armaments industry was powered by women. My grandmother did her part welding aluminum during the war, so piss off on women hating crap. The point is like almost every human endeavor, the reality is more complicated than the spinners of narrative like to let out.
'The deep down basic essence of the numerology number 32 is expression of personal freedom.'
…setting up the shit show we live in today, freedom without responsibility gives you planned parenthood. The 'greatest generation' was duped like the rest, but never forget they gave us the boomers.