D-Day 70th anniversary thread.

[Skashion]

and the first men have landed. Good luck chaps.

 

[red 2 hats]

Respect for each and everyone of those brave service men & women.

If it wasn't for their bravery, we wouldn't have what we have today.

 

[scall11]

Look around the streets of today. Would the 20-30 year olds of today have that same courage and will? Not enough to storm those beaches.

A golden generation, cut down in it's prime to see the safety of a new generation.

There just aren't words good enough to express our gratitude.

 

[pizzaman]

Taped and watched D-Day 70, The Heroes Remember.
Christ, every one of them were and are heroes. Every free person in this country and beyond owes them a massive debt
of gratitude. Gentlemen, Thank you.
You will never be forgotten. God rest your souls.

 

[shazzell]

my grandad took part in the d-day landings,
it was on his 20th birthday. 6th june 1944.

today,he would of been 90 years old.

the war,and all the horrors,
was a subject he would never discuss.

miss you grandad.x

 

[Bill]

here you go.

post with respect or don't post.

simples.

I don't care, lost a grandparent, fetters will probably be more understanding, I'm not.

bell end.

see you in a few days.

 

[Dogtanian]

My Grandad landed at Sword, very proud, God bless them all.

 

[Aphex]

Had me a little chocked up this morning with the current marine and the D Day chap. Respect.

 

[Bill]

Can you imagine the fear those men felt,yet they matched it with raw courage.

Forever in their debt.

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

Their sacrifice must never be forgotten.
God bless them all.