Never forget Pearl Harbor and the date that stlll lives in infamy. RIP to the vets of that day.
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RIP to the courage and character our nation squandered on November 5th, 2024.
We no longer stand for anything to admire.
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I wonder if any at the Notre-Dame service had a fleeting thought. Well done Frank L
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Now you got me mourning my father, Frank. He was a naval aviator all over the Pacific.
Thanks. I’m still working through missing him.
Interesting story… he prayed on rosary beads as he flew his missions.
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Along with his recounts of missions over Germany, my Dad's diary mentions several trips to the
chapel for Mass during that tour...btw, I flew out to the Military Funeral Honors for "Joe", the last of his crew members. when he passed away, on behalf of him and our family.
May we never forget what that generation of vets did for this country...and the world.
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Re: Never forget Pearl Harbor and the date that stlll lives in infamy. RIP to the vets of that day.
Sadly our local paper did not mention this day.
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