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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

    Post 16 Update

    Post 17 Warning

Thank You Veterans

That is one awesome video CG9G.

:applause:


Thanks to those that served in the Armed Forces. We owe our freedom to you.


My Grandpa was in the Great War (WWI). He served in France. In one battle, the Germans launched mustard gas into their ranks. Shells that when they exploded, sent out a lethal gas that usually killed you. But amazingly, (miraculously), when the shells went off, a breeze came up and blew the gas clouds back to the German lines, hitting them with their own, illegal weapon (it was against the Geneva Conference, I believe).

Gandpa's job was communications. He did the morse code com. From the trenches at the front, he would watch aerial battles. The worst for him to see was when the planes caught fire. He said you could hear the men screaming when the plane was in a dive in flames.


Thank the Lord, the war is over.

Amen.



Bill
 
Bill i think it was the Geneva convention
but my Grandfather and his brother henry
were in the trenches also
hmm maybe they met
small world
War is a terrible thing
and i am glad to say i have never been involved
but my utmost respect for all that have been:medals:
H
 
I kinda look at this from a different point of view.

Thank you all for allowing me the privelage of serving my country for 30 years. It was truly an honor, THANK YOU and GOD BLESS !!!!!!!!!

Retired USAF SMSgt
 
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