Posted on Oct 27, 2016
Top 5 Most Untrue ‘Facts’ Everyone Believes About WWII
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I have seen these before, but it is a good post. Enjoy!
Top 5 Most Untrue ‘Facts’ Everyone Believes About WWII
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All I can say it was strange that Pearl Harbor had expected an attack a week earlier and then still down.
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PO3 Steven Sherrill
LTC (Join to see) While it was tragic, and going to the memorial is moving at a cellular level, had the carrier force been in port when Japan attacked, it would have been far far worse.
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PO3 Steven Sherrill - I agree Stephen you have been disaster. I was at Pearl Harbor in 2012 as part of the Civil Affairs exercise that usarpac and before are extras began to give us a day off and we went to see the USS bowfin the Arizona Memorial and got to walk around the Missouri what an awesome experience I'll never forget it.
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Results of touching to know that the movie nearby has ashes of the USS Arizona survivors who passed away and it was also touching to see a Shinto Japanese Reef there a dedication of the Japanese are our allies now.
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PO3 Steven Sherrill - Japanese reath. A buoy with ashes of USS Arizona survivors who passed away. Damn virtual text sorry I have to keep doing this over LOL
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so my last post I meant to say that one week prior to Pearl Harbor they had attack exercise torpedo Nets were put up everybody was locked and cocked. In high school I met a man who was on the USS Nevada Astro Harbor and it was his personal opinion that Roosevelt knew about the attack maybe because of his recollection of the Pearl Harbor defense one week prior to Pearl Harbor maybe that's why he thought that.
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Interesting stuff. I found it humorous that the British knew full well what a pompous ass Churchill was.
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