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To: shelterguy

Yup, could have put all of them in the first wave of Omaha Beach, Tarawa, Iwo Jima....


16 posted on 09/09/2020 1:46:27 PM PDT by Professional
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To: Professional

During WW2 18 year olds were storming the beaches while being shot at.

Now 18 year olds get frightened by a mural or statue.


44 posted on 09/09/2020 1:58:41 PM PDT by shelterguy
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To: Professional

You know what? Since America is so racist (maybe so in parts of America in that era),why didn’t we put all of the “diversity” in the front lines and waves like the Imperial Japs and Soviets? We could have saved so many white people.


66 posted on 09/09/2020 2:42:52 PM PDT by shanover (...To disarm the people is the best and most effectual way to enslave them.-S.Adams)
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To: Professional
put all of them in the first wave of Omaha Beach....

During the Civil War the Union Army did just that. They used the black troops to use up the Confederate ammunition in Florida, the Carolinas and at Petersburg. At Brices' Crossroads the black troops bailed out the Union Army; if it hadn't been for two regiments of black troops, Forrest would have bagged the whole army.

120 posted on 09/09/2020 4:57:37 PM PDT by vetvetdoug
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To: Professional

Could you imagine the howls of anguish if we HAD put them all in the first wave on D-Day? Then we would have been excoriated for being racist and putting minorities out front to die for white men.

It’s a lose-lose.


125 posted on 09/09/2020 5:29:13 PM PDT by ProtectOurFreedom ("And oft conducted by historic truth, We tread the long extent of backward time.")
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