Are we worthy of all the sacrifices our United States military members have made millions dying on the battle field over all our wars since 1776? Men sacrificing their fortunes, futures, health and their very breath for you? Losing limbs, minds and families for you! Are you worthy of their sacrifices? When you study your Bible you learn true love demands a sacrifice! God sacrificed himself for you on a Cross some 2000 years ago! You a sinner worthy of death yet he took your death upon himself! I am not worthy of his sacrifice yet accepting his love for me makes me worthy! All have sinned and come short of the Glory of God! God valued us worthy of his sacrifice! I cannot repay millions of American military members who laid down their lives for me and the freedom I have today living in the land of liberty! I can only receive their sacrifices they made for me undeserving as I am and receiving their love for me and country understanding my living and enjoying the freedoms they provided for me will always be less than the sacrifices they made for us making it possible! James & Hamsa Sasse. IndiaJesusLovesYou.com
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D-Day June 6, 1944
All I could see was water, miles and miles of water. But this was D-Day and nobody went back to England and a lot of infantry riding in open barges seasick to the low-tide beaches were depending on us to draw the Germans off the causeways and gun batteries, and so, as Porter hurled himself against me, I grabbed both sides of the door and threw myself at the water! Private David Kenyon Webster. (Later after the War became a writer)
D-Day June 6, 1944.
The first twenty-four hours of the invasion will be decisive…. The fate of Germany depends on the outcome of this battle! For the Allies as well as Germany! It will be the longest day in history! Field Marshal Edwin Rommel, April 22, 1944.
Know Your History!
Misunderstanding of the present grows from the ignorance of the past! Marc Bloch (1886-1944) He was a Jewish professor and fought along side the French Underground while Germany occupied France during World War II. He was captured and executed by the Nazi Gestapo in 1944.
D-Day, June 6, 1944 World War II
Let us remember the fallen American’s today with 29000 casualties on D-Day and 407000 total losses of U.S. military in World War II. World War II so far has been our deadliest conflict on earth with about 70 million total deaths! Let us not forget the thousands of wounded who bore the wounds for the rest of their lives! They sacrificed for us and changed history so that we can live in freedom today! Give tribute to them today! Remember this quote; “The United States has since the end of World War II had an answer- we stand for free peoples and free markets, we are willing to support and defend them- we will sustain a balance of power that favors freedom!” Condoleezza Rice