BRAVO to all who posted above, and to those of you who didn't but are nodding their heads, YES! Brooke your final words are just precious; if they pu...

Thank you so much Gerome. Haven't talked in a while and it's always so good to hear from you. Hope all is well. We look forward to a photo if it is...

Here's the 540th at the capture of Anzio Annie. How I love this photo. What pride the 540th must have had that day!!! Lee and I attended a ...

Let me digress too... Last night after the series clicked off PBS, you know what I thought about? All of you. I knew that all of us were wa...

Hey gang, would like to add that Pete is going to be the illustrator for my book. We had talked about it last year and I thought he'd be perfect. I ...

Looks like Patton and ol' Ike to me. Welcome back!

Papa: Usually with most forums such as ours, you can simply click on someone's (underlined) name and it will send them a personal email. The...

First off Chris, I know what you mean. This stuff needs to be taught. Needs to be remembered. We cannot afford to forget the Holocaust, the Bataan D...

Hey Proud Daughter: That is just fantastic!!! I loved the photo of the four of you. I know that feeling oh so well. I just retur...

Yeah, it had to be a difficult transition for almost every GI overseas. North Africa to them was like another planet. Must have been a very biza...

Welcome Seahorses Steve Casey, son of Major Casey, 540th Engineers, had this made up for our group. I had all attendees sign the poster.

Here's all 16 vets! Will name them later... What a great group of gentlemen!

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