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Do you remember D-Day on June 6th? The Serious You: How Current Events Affect You
Poll Question From Showtalk
Jun-6
Do you remember D-Day on June 6th?
- Yes, I do think about it and the enormity of the way it ended the war6
votes
- Yes, if I hear a news story to remind me4
votes
- No, it doesn't mean anything to me1
vote
- Other0
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From: The_Rock (JABRONI256)
Jun-6
It didn’t “end” the war but it was the beginning of the end, I mean Operation Market Garden (three months post D Day) was supposed to end the war by Christmas 1944, it did not.
From: Showtalk
Jun-6
Yes, but it saved a lot of lives and changed the trajectory. It also cost lives, too.
- Edited June 6, 2023 7:14 pm by Showtalk
From: Showtalk
Jun-6
In this historic speech, we witness President Reagan deliver an emotional and powerful address at Pointe du Hoc on the 40th anniversary of the D-Day invasion...
From: The_Rock (JABRONI256)
Jun-6
It probably did. The holocaust cost the lives of six million, before D Day the Allied bombing campaign was very effective, the bulk of the German army was engaged against the Russians and the Luftwaffe were essentially were not to be feared post 1942.
I think a case could be made that the allies could have bottled Germany up and simply bombed them into submission but it likely wouldn’t have saved any more lives and likely cost more in a holocaust machine that would have continued unabated.
From: Showtalk
Jun-6
We made some mistakes but overall the final decisions worked.
- Edited June 6, 2023 8:14 pm by Showtalk
From: WALTER784
Jun-7
Being as I was in the military; I think all veterans remember D-day.
FWIW
From: Showtalk
Jun-7
It’s an important day. I admit, I forgot until I heard a memorial on the radio.
From: WALTER784
Jun-7
Veterans and families of veterans never ever forget! D-Day is a day of remembrance for all of them.
WWI, WWII, Korean war, Vietnam war, Iraq war, Afghanistan war, all had American casualties too, but D-Day was the worst!
History| D-Day | June 6, 1944 | The United States Army
FWIW
- Edited June 7, 2023 12:50 pm by WALTER784