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16. A lot of vets don't like to talk about it. Not with family, anyway.

Tue Jun 18, 2024, 08:04 AM

Jun 2024

It's amazing that we have the personal history that we DO have, as enough have come forward with their stories.

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My dad did too. He lived a long life but never recovered from that war. onecaliberal Jun 2024 #1

My FIL landed at Omaha Beach BOSSHOG Jun 2024 #2

Thank you for sharing Delphinus Jun 2024 #3

My dad was sunk twice in the North Atlantic. CincyDem Jun 2024 #4

Can't see it clearly, but it kinda looks like a 155mm. yagotme Jun 2024 #5

He was retired with 1st Lt. Liberal In Texas Jun 2024 #12

A lot of vets don't like to talk about it. Not with family, anyway. yagotme Jun 2024 #16

This photo looks like it could be SilasSouleII Jun 2024 #6

Could be training prior to deployment. Ford_Prefect Jun 2024 #8

True. Just adding to the speculation... Wounded Bear Jun 2024 #14

It probably isn't from actual combat in Europe. Liberal In Texas Jun 2024 #13

My dad. WWll, Navy, Phillipines. His service ship hit by secondary fire. sprinkleeninow Jun 2024 #9

My FIL... FeelingBlue Jun 2024 #10

My dad and all 4 of my uncles fought the Nazis. nevergiveup Jun 2024 #11