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| Vincent Speranza, United States Army, World War II (Source) |
You can learn more about Mr. Speranza here, courtesy of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
What a story. What a man.
I love the Belgians, you can see from that video why I do. I have experienced their friendship and their remembrances of those who died that they might be free first hand. I will never forget them.
Vive les Belges! Lang leve de Belgen!
Long live the memory of the men and the deeds of the 101st Airborne!
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Daaaammmmm.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that Sarge. What a lesson!
Glad to oblige. I thought it was a story worth spreading around.
DeleteI'm not gonna complain about not having heat.
ReplyDeleteRoger that.
DeleteThough that was not my intent. :)
Amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat story.
DeleteFinally got a few minutes to watch. Pretty dusty around here.
ReplyDeleteI thought it worth sharing.
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