Remember D-day....

[trojan rabbit]

Today was D-day, june 6th.

[a1]

One of the amazing feats of war. Lets all remember them.

[murjax]

Ah, that's why the flags were at half staff today. Lets always remember the people who did their job that day.



P.S. This should go in the history section.  :)

[WebbPA]

Today was D-day, june 6th.

Today was the 63rd anniversary of D-Day.

[PsychoDiablo]

they'll always be remembered  

[ATI_7500]

*Puts in a second of silence for the defenders*

[Theis]

*Puts in a second of silence for the defenders*

*Puts in 1 minute of silence of silence, for both sides..*
Most german soldiers wasn't nazis, but regular men and women..
Sadly, most people tends to forget that fact..  :-/

[john_uk]

they shall never be forgotten

[Romulus111VADT]

I also made a tribute here - http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1181161886  ;)

[ozzy72]

The soldiers on both sides deserve to be remembered. Every life lost is a tragedy

[spitfire boy]

The soldiers on both sides deserve to be remembered. Every life lost is a tragedy

The fact that a handful of fascist b*stards were willing to sacrifice them all is a greater tragedy still.

My Grandad was in the Royal Navy, and was at D-Day in a ship named the HMS Blenn Cathra - I believe it was a destroyer. Has anyone heard of it?

[H]

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The soldiers on both sides deserve to be remembered. Every life lost is a tragedy

My Grandad was in the Royal Navy, and was at D-Day in a ship named the HMS Blenn Cathra - I believe it was a destroyer. Has anyone heard of it?

Until now, only in a listing of ships attendant to U-boat sinkings
(and note the spelling of its single-word name):

HMS Blencathra, Royal Navy
Type: Escort destroyer
Class: Hunt (Type II)