If you haven’t seen the WWI documentary, They Shall Not Grow Old, do yourself the favor.
Just rewatched it and it is awesome.
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Thanks, my grandfather was 17 when he got to the US, he was back in Europe at 19 after he
Volunteered.
I know a lot about WW II and Vietnam but little about WW I and Korea.
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My grandfather was the youngest Sgt Major in the US Army in WW I.
The Larkin skill set of leadership, vision, and judgment has been part of America’s fabric for decades.
Enjoy the ride.
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well, it's obvious, then, that you got all those attributes...
... from your mother's side.
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The Larkin ego, too?
(no message)Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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Thanks, Frank...we'll definitely check it out....you know, occasionally the thought enters my mind
that our grandfathers fought Germany in WWI...our fathers fought Germany and Japan in WWII...and some among us fought the Vietnamese, all with tremendous loss of life and incredible damage to those who survived....in the aftermath, my Dad (B17 Pilot in WWII) ended up driving a VW Bug to work (one that I later used senior year at ND)...I have owned a BMW and more than a couple of Japanese cars...our recently purchased End Table was manufactured in Vietnam...can someone explain why we had to go through all that "fuss", only to end up as business partners?
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Good question. All I know is that it took WWI to teach the Allied winners that it wasn’t
worth it, while it took the even worse WWII to teach the losers that lesson.
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The Nazi's weren't satisfied with just selling cars to us.
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Yeah, I get that...there was a rhetorical aspect to my comment...guess what I'm trying to get
across is that "Leadership" matters...a lot.
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