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Slogging through Europe in WWii: Rommel’s Widow, Night-Time Charley, Combat & Fire-Storms – and After the War: Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres.
Although Memorial Day has passed, the 70th anniversary of WWII has not – 70 years ago – 1942 – was in the midst of the fighting. “All right, they’re on our left, they’re on our right, they’re in front of … Continue reading
Posted in Army Corps of Engineers, Germany, Memorial Day, War Games, World War II
Tagged Allies of World War II, Aquitani, Belgae, Celts, France, Gaul, German, Germany, Hitler, Julius Caesar, Normandy, Rhine, Rommel, Western Allies, World War II
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