June 6, 1944: When Men were Men, true Iron Men, the Giants of Old

Nothing to celebrate. A war that killed 85 million people. And we didn't even fight the right enemy. That's extremely obvious especially the last several years. But yes they were much more "true" men than today.

They were duped into helping Stalin.

We can argue the politics of that war all day but it is pointless. Just remember that two of the greatest men on opposing sides - Patton and Rommel - were both killed by the "Deep State" of their own day. At the top of the pyramid there were no good guys. I'd rather use this thread to honor the men on the ground. Any stories and memories from those who knew them would be appreciated. My own father served in the infantry in Patton's Third Army. He made it to an area just outside of Nancy, France and was wounded from small arms and shrapnel fire in fierce fighting.

My beloved late father, who would have turned 100 on July 4th, was one of them.

5 stars op...

World War 2 was a cover up for emptying 'Atlantis' and relocating or killing off those who were there.

This television produced garbage is nothing more than such.

My father fought in that area. They were real men. They would have not tolerated what is going on today.

they ultimately fought for the wrong thing

But it was ww2 that took these men from the world.

Think about what kind of people we'd have if they didn't serve and die in ww2? We'd have captains, warriors, servants of the Almighty.

War...terrible change on timelines and bloodlines. Genetics get tossed out the door.

Those of my dads generation that made it home then went thru the McCarthy trials where every military man was a suspect. Try researching that Commie plot- my dad saw what Commies did to Berlin and what they were doing in America.
And yes, they were mislead by an huge propaganda machine which advocated for war. We should know better by now, but things today look grim.