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Jun 5, 2016
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Jun 8, 2016
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#13
that was ALL AMERICAN AND ALLIED on 05061944!
this day is hitory, to avoid political challent with today pbs, uesful to copewith, we'll stay on a mode where evrybody will not troll here, ie respect Allied :
USA USSR CANADA AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH RODHESIA NAMIBIA (formerly GERMAN) CAMEROUN ...
AND SYMBOLYCALLY INVITED, NOT IN CONFERERENCES :
FRANCE LIBRE.
A few thousands, HONOUR OF THE COUNTRY.
1. THE OPS ON 5TH JUNE, LONDON 1944
WEATHER REPORT, the key facto rof the D-DAY
Incredibl, in war , weather report is the most important as far as wawes are breakinG; Breaking the waves before breking the lines.
Jun 9, 2016
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#14
And suddenly the spirit of that battle came back : greens of victory started to flash : green for hope, blue for Sea. Duke had answr properly to the fatum question, with that no victory could be in sight. With weathre in good conditions too. A last soccer on the ships, and people started to hurry up in landingcraft assaults; gee , heigh of waves : 5 m.
new flag could have been imagined: green for hope, and blue for united nations, share hope and history ?
We'll investigate on that, back to Niemen, on those days 1812. The soccer tornaments on the great Vessels had to finish soon, and tonite may be the first victory, who knows ?