Sad news today from CA, my 97 year WW2 paratrooper uncle passed this morning. Too many are leaving us from the greatest
generation, RIP Uncle John "Ted" Tedoroff.
generation, RIP Uncle John "Ted" Tedoroff.
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OT - My Uncle
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HouseHobbit
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My prayers for you and your family, my condolences for your loss.
sixstrings5859
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Sorry for your loss. What a great generation. They will be sorely missed.
Pat Pattle
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Sorry to hear that Ted. But what a grand old age to reach and what a life he must have had.
Led Zeppelin
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Whatever happen, they will never be forgotten. Here in France, there are a lot of memorials and museums, some of them dedicated to the paratroops.
On sunday afternoon, I was on the road back from Brittany and I decided to left the motorway because it was too crowdy. Near Chartres, there were a lot of landmarks all along the road, they mark the freedom road of western europe from Normany to Belgium & Luxembourg.
Landmark 0 is at Sainte-Mère-Église.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voie_de_la_Liberté
On sunday afternoon, I was on the road back from Brittany and I decided to left the motorway because it was too crowdy. Near Chartres, there were a lot of landmarks all along the road, they mark the freedom road of western europe from Normany to Belgium & Luxembourg.
Landmark 0 is at Sainte-Mère-Église.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voie_de_la_Liberté
Old Airman
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Remember
I was fortunate to have served with many of those WW II men. Maybe "served with" is a bit of a reach, I was a PFC so I kept my mouth shut, watched and listened to the "Old Guys". Many of them were around to teach the young troops and guide them through Korea. Even the "Bull "sessions were educational if you paid attention.
Eventually I became one of the "Old Guys" and I hope I passed on some of their wisdom to the kids I served with.
Yes, they were the greatest generation and they fathered the next "Greatest Generation" and it goes on today.
I'm sorry for Our loss.
Old Airman
I was fortunate to have served with many of those WW II men. Maybe "served with" is a bit of a reach, I was a PFC so I kept my mouth shut, watched and listened to the "Old Guys". Many of them were around to teach the young troops and guide them through Korea. Even the "Bull "sessions were educational if you paid attention.
Eventually I became one of the "Old Guys" and I hope I passed on some of their wisdom to the kids I served with.
Yes, they were the greatest generation and they fathered the next "Greatest Generation" and it goes on today.
I'm sorry for Our loss.
Old Airman