[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Any wonder these photos were kept from the American People for years? Now what if they were women in combat.

Or Malmedy when US soldiers were executed by the SS.

Is this worth a "social experiment" to see how feminists would do in combat?

[ladyjane]

These photos never should have been kept from the American public for even a day.

If the deranged politicians want to send women into combat and at the same time expose their daughters and mothers to men in the bathrooms, locker rooms and showers back home - then God help them.

They are in danger - from us.

[GailA]

Omaha Beach D Day was worse.

Dad told a few stories about his time in the Philippines WW2, but sanitized them for us girls. Uncle Earl would not talk about his time under Merrill. 6 year hitch. My male cousins don’t talk about Nam either as we were a large family many were drafted or volunteered. Their hatred of Draft Dodgers is as bad as it is of Hanoi Jane.