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Today was D-day, june 6th.

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

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.  :)

Today was D-day, june 6th.

Today was the 63rd anniversary of D-Day.

they'll always be remembered  

*Puts in a second of silence for the defenders*

*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..  :-/

they shall never be forgotten

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

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

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?

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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)