[Jim Robinson]

I wouldn't be placing any bets.

[jjbrouwer]

I'm a betting man. The Brits are on your side anyway.

[Fred Mertz]

We were victims of an unprecedented, pre-meditated surprise attack, perpetrated by hostile, cowardly foreign parties. This attack may not have been in the military scale and scope of a Pearl Harbor, but in terms of lives lost and impact on the nation and the world it is every bit as severe.

Thank you for posting this, Jim. I am of the opinion that this attack was ten times worse than Pearl Harbor.

Things are very bad; but good will prevail.

[Bella_Bru]

I have to keep telling you that you are awesome! Thank you. And many thanks to your brother.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

"Loose Lips Sink Ships"
Millions volunteered or were drafted for military duty during World War II.
The majority of these citizen-soldiers had no idea how to conduct themselves
to prevent inadvertent disclosure of important information to the enemy.
To remedy this, the government established rules of conduct.
The following is excerpted from a document given to each soldier as he entered the battle area.