D-Day (In Memory)

<div style="width: 550px; text-align: center" align="center">June 6 (D-Day) is a day that shall forever be remembered as a day that is infamous for the number of lives lost and the bravery of those who fought. Their sacrifices can never really be repaid and our remembering them is but a fraction of the recognition they deserve. We in DoD:S would like to take this time to remember those who lost their lives on this unforgettable day and to also thank all those who have served and those who continue to serve.

Thank you.</div>
<div style="width: 550px; text-align: right; padding: 5px" align="right">Thread By: Lungbuster4417
Image By: Believer</div>​

 

[mdgrim]

I'm sure most, if not all of eGO thanks those who served

 

[redhat]

RIP all that lost their lives on this day. Forever will they be remembered.

Thank you everybody currently serving in the US Armed Forces.

 

[Chuck Norris]

Thank you to those who were fighting for freedom during WWII. If not for those brave soldiers, the world would be different than what it is now.

 

[StealthGus]

Thanks to all who served or are serving

 

[Dutchoper72]

May all of them rest in peace

 

[lisac1]

Thx to all of them and for their bravour!!

 

[Jake_25]

My great uncle went to Hiroshima on oct 1945 after the nukes were dropped and apparently he was there to build an air base in five days. He and some other people told the guard or what ever that they were told that they could leave the airfield and they went around and took pictures. So my third cousin just sent my dad an e-mail like last week of pictures of Hiroshima a few months after. They have never been published.

 

[Jake_25]

My great uncle went to Hiroshima on oct 1945 after the nukes were dropped and apparently he was there to build an air base in five days. He and some other people told the guard or what ever that they were told that they could leave the airfield and they went around and took pictures. So my third cousin just sent my dad an e-mail like last week of pictures of Hiroshima a few months after. They have never been published.

He was an engineer

 

[Dr3am]

May all the people who fought in WW2 rest in peace. Thanks to the people who are serving today.

 

[Mora]

My great grandpa was in D-Day. Him, and his sergeant was the only two to live out of there squad. Thanks for everyone who is serving right now, and may the fallen ones rest in peace.

 

[Oberst]

RIP to all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

 

[Blindy]

Thank you to everyone who is currently serving or has served. Rest in peace to those who lost their lives fighting for our freedom.

 

[Believer]

I echo what all have said: Thank you to all who served or are serving now to keep our citizens safe. Thank you to the ones who gave the ultimate sacrifice. "Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends."

 

[Faceman1725]

These men and women truly were the greatest generation. Let us never forget the sacrifice that they and so many other have given over the years so that we may enjoy freedom! God bless!

 

[Boyle]

A huge thanks to all who have served or are serving, past and present.

 

[xitreon]

thanks to all the allied troops who drove the axis off the beaches of normandie. Also a great big thanks to all the countries who fought on allied side.. May your memories live forever

 

[Blinkster93]

Amen man. also i will probably join the marines after this summer but i suck at the asvab

 

[joshcash]

God bless all of our veterans, active duty, and their families.

 

[Gypsy]

I add my voice of gratitude for those who have served and are currently serving. You/they have my deepest respect and appreciation.