Yeah, now we need a trip down to the pub. I'll buy the first round. Barry, it is so nice to see you here. A hearty welcome from VI Corps and Company.

If the name sounds familiar, Barry is one of the moderators of the Dick Winters Forum. I'm always over there bugging them and now they have to pay me back.

Looking forward to your posts and hope you will feel at home here too. :glasses2:

Hi one and All. Some of you know me already, like Bader40, and Waltsdaughter, just wanted to say Hi, and good work on the site Marion.

 

I'll be popping in from time to time, and don't forget our other site Bader40

Don't forget the salute Private.

I have just got a new PC ( the last one was a real relic and it has taken me a while to get it running right), i hope that neither yourself or Marion think that i have been neglecting my duty.

Did I hear a "sir"? Ya, I was beginning to think you went A.W.O.L!!! I am glad you are back. Hey, we missed ya, really!

It's fun to get a new , but then you have to play around with it and get everything setup to your liking.

Hey isn't it nice to see more people joining? We now have 41! Hip-hip-hooray. Boy, the bar tab is really going to get expensive now.

Take care!

I have not posted for so long? anyway it's nice to know that i wasn't forgotton.

41 members eh, keep up the great work we will soon reach our half century.

Hold on a minute, we're closer than you think...Barry is number 47.

Hi Marion, Poulter and Bader!I'm very glad to see you here!!How are you?

Salute to the other members!

Something about me..once upon a time,one musician from Serbia heard something abot petition for Major Dick Winters and CMOH,he signed this petition and entered in the World of great people, and site like this!And, here i am!

I must say this site is real Encyclopedia about WWII and this site is GREAT!!

Regards Misha

Welcome Misha, i'm sure, like me, that you will find that both forums are great in their own special way.

Come back soon, there is plenty on offer here and marion is always adding/improving the site (bless her cotton socks )

Misha, it is a real joy having you here. I would personally like to thank you for contributing to our music selections. I know I can speak for many people who visit our site and say how much we all love the music you gave us.

Welcome and I hope you'll stay around. Always glad to have another great member.

Come back soon, there is plenty on offer here and marion is always adding/improving the site (bless her cotton socks  )

Thanks for saying what you did. That was very sweet. And by the way I do wear cotton socks.

Hi one and All.  Some of you know me already, like Bader40, and Waltsdaughter, just wanted to say Hi, and good work on the site Marion.

 

I'll be popping in from time to time, and don't forget our other site Bader40

Don't forget the salute Private.

 

I have just got a new PC ( the last one was a real relic and it has taken me a while to get it running right), i hope that neither yourself or Marion think that i have been neglecting my duty.

To use those immortal words of Corporal Jones, "I'm Saluting you know Sir"

This site is a real gold mine, Marion you should feel very proud of all that you have done here.

Ah, you do me honor great sir. Now if ya didn't live so danged far we could all go out for a drink.

Really thanks. It means a lot coming from you.

James Pickering checking in-- nice to be here. Originally from Burnley, England now living in Tucson, Arizona. Link to my WW2 British Homefront website was kindly listed previously by Marion -- also in my signature block below.

James

A very warm welcome James. Great to have you amongst our new members. I hope you will find this site as beneficial as we do yours.

How long have you lived here in the states? We'd love to hear a little background about you and the how the site got started.

A very warm welcome James ..... How long have you lived here in the states?  We'd love to hear a little background about you and the how the site got started.

 

Thank you for the welcome, Marion. I emigrated to the US in 1950. I am a retired aerospace systems engineer. My WW2 Memoirs website resulted from the urging of my family and friends -- before I got too old to record my memories and remembrances.

James

Hello James and welcome to the forum.

I'm just down the road from where you used to live, i live in a village called Crawshawbooth (just outside Rawtenstall).

I've bookmarked your website and will visit it soon, i'll let you know what i think.