Happy Veterans Day! A Little Did You Know Clip!
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Thank You to all of our women and men in the armed services. We appreciate everything you do for our country. God Bless You All!
Here is a little veterans day lesson for you. The Tuskegee Airmen never lost a bomber! During The ENTIRE WAR!!
I hope your day was wonderful!
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2 Comments on Happy Veterans Day! A Little Did You Know Clip!
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TBA on
Thu, 12th Nov 2009 5:44 pm
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admin on
Thu, 12th Nov 2009 7:21 pm
Now that was a WONDERFUL blog!! Often times we focus on the negative aspects of the Tuskegee experience, totally forgetting to applaud and honor the men that actually sought out to accomplish a mission and did it with GREAT valor and as you stated, did it flawlessly!! I think these men are a wonderful symbol of integrity, passion and wisdom. They have set the precedence for our young men and women, not just in the service, but in life as a whole!! Set your mind on greatness, strive and work to be the best and do NOT give up until you have accomplished both!!
I love it!!! thanks Roosevelt.
TBA
Well I am glad that you liked it. What a fun story to watch and learn about! Thanks for visiting! R
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