Turkeytider
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" Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country. " Still ranks with some of the most profound words ever uttered, IMHO.
Have we forgot Pearl Harbor?
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xsn10s
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Being a 2nd generation Japanese American I am acutely aware of Pearl Harbor Day. As a kid I couldn't go to school on that day due to death threats. I was surprised by the lack of acknowledgement of Pearl Harbor Day. I consider it a lack of respect to all our servicemen/ veterans. It's important to remember our history.
That too....
Yep, I understand it was a very bad time for the "Americans" with Japanese ancestry, but they walked the walk with their heads high. Connected to Pearl was the story of the 442nd Infantry Regiment and the patriotism and valor shown by some great Americans of the Greatest Generation. Cheers
epags
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epags
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Yep, been there and the Punch Bowl as well. Cheers
victor3ranger
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It doesn't take long for those who didn't participate to forget or not care.
We to forget and end up repeating it over and over again
We to forget and end up repeating it over and over again
Muddyboots
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9/11 is prob thought to be fast food store and gas station by the generations now.
xsn10s
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Yup and the all Japanese American 442nd/ 100th rescued the Texas Lost Battalion. The 442nd lost over 800 men to rescue around 270 Texans. I had "Go for Broke" on my kpot while I was in. Lost it when I was recalled for DS. https://www.history.com/news/japanese-american-442-wwii-lost-battalion
Yep, and that took some real "steel" on the part of the men of the 442nd. Cheers
YEP!! Cheers
