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| Vincent Speranza, United States Army, World War II (Source) |
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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!
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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