[Cagey]

"I came here, where freedom is being defended, to serve it, and to live or die for it," Pulaski wrote in his first letter to George Washington.

[jalisco555]

Didn't he build the Pulaski Skyway in New Jersey?

[Gefreiter]

"A huge monument stands in Savannah, another in Washington..."

There's a small park named for him and a statue in Northampton, MA and Boston too.

Just don't let the hippies know he's a war hero, or they'll want to take the statue down and rename the park.

And probably hold a mock trial to find him a war criminal if they get half a chance.

[John O]

Add the towns of Pulaski, Wisconsin and Pulaski, Indiana. Also Casimir Pulaski Senior High School in Milwaukee. probably 3/4 of the south side of Milwaukee is Polish. I went to school with lots of kids with 10 or more letter last names with no vowels.

[pankot]

If Martin Luther King Jr., why not Pulaski?

[higgmeister]

Just what did Casimir Pulaski do?

Everybody in Georgia knows.

We have a really cool fort named for him too!

[dfwgator]

Za wolnosc wasza i nasza!!! (For Your Freedom and Ours)

[Pharmboy]

When the RevWar was in its early stages, many Europeans came here claiming to be Generals and Colonels, etc., and well-versed in war. Most of them were phonies of the first order, and General Washington and his staff were very unimpressed with this crop. There were a few that stood out and earned The General's trust and performed heroicly in battle. Pulaki was one, his countryman Kosciuszko was another, the Prussian von Steuben a third, and, of course, the Marquis de Lafayette the fourth.