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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: P38Ace on June 06, 2021, 09:58:35 AM
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77 years ago today. God Bless the Bangalore!
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It was a battle during WWII. They made many movies and video games about it. Google it!
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Man, I thought my life was pathetic.
At least I'm not you.
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Man, I thought my life was pathetic.
At least I'm not you.
Something to aim for! So sorry about your life!
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not even I request this level of attention ‽
semp
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Started off good from the OP.
2nd post :headscratch: :headscratch: :headscratch:
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Started off good from the OP.
2nd post :headscratch: :headscratch: :headscratch:
Saw all the views and no responses - figured everyone here are moonbats who went to schools that don't teach history and were wondering what a D-Day was!
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It was a battle during WWII. They made many movies and video games about it. Google it!
Can you tell us the story of how George Washington chopped down the cherry tree?
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:rofl
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Can you tell us the story of how George Washington chopped down the cherry tree?
was that before or after he told a lie.
semp
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https://www.history.com/news/why-was-it-called-d-day
Well which do you believe? A redundancy or from “departure” to “decision” to “doomsday?”
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i grew up reading books that said d stood for disembark day. in the 70s it was disembark day or known as d day.
that's in 2 countries. reader's digest had ww2 stories all thru the 70s.
semp
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i grew up reading books that said d stood for disembark day. in the 70s it was disembark day or known as d day.
that's in 2 countries. reader's digest had ww2 stories all thru the 70s.
semp
I dunno, but I will go on the limb that if Rommel hadn't falled for FORTITUDE, he could have pushed the Allies out of the hedgerows and back to the beaches.
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I dunno, but I will go on the limb that if Rommel hadn't falled for FORTITUDE, he could have pushed the Allies out of the hedgerows and back to the beaches.
actually if romell had actually been in charge of everything having to do with the invasion it could have been different. but it would not have stopped it completely. by then Germany had lost most of their hard core soldiers and the new ones were not willing to die. also airforce was mostly gone and German navy was not around.
semp
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Can you tell us the story of how George Washington chopped down the cherry tree?
Shameless propaganda that cherry tree story :old:
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I dunno, but I will go on the limb that if Rommel hadn't falled for FORTITUDE, he could have pushed the Allies out of the hedgerows and back to the beaches.
Bro you are so lost and you lack any sincere trolling skills. You got your attention. Now buzz off.
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Lol you guys are the best. Now go complain that the games no fun!
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Definitely can tell the schools are out for summer
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Definitely can tell the schools are out for summer
Lol plutonium member :x
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https://www.history.com/news/why-was-it-called-d-day
Well which do you believe? A redundancy or from “departure” to “decision” to “doomsday?”
None of the above really. D definitely stood for "Day," just as "H" stood for Hour, so in that way it is redundant. On the other hand, it was usually a relative measurement, so D-1 was the day before your reference, and D+1 was the day after. D+0 or D-0 is longer and more awkward to say, so you just make it D Day.
Mike
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the bangalore torpedo was invented in bangalore, India by a British Soldier no where could i find Bangalore, India was at war in WII except with themselves. and it's official name is Bengaluru