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    #1

    Damn another one gone.

    R.I.P Brave Warrior.

    http://myconnection.cox.com/article/...mNjc5YTUzZg==/

    Dennis J
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    Let's not forget the German and Japanese veterans who also paid a equal or heavier price.

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      #3
      Originally posted by shootar401 View Post
      Let's not forget the German and Japanese veterans who also paid a equal or heavier price.
      Why on earth post that?

      This is about a veteran from one of the major nations of the war. Your country.

      What about the veterans of Holland, France, Poland, Romania, Italy , etc.

      Although all vets should be respected your comment was hardly necessary. Most people do remember all nations but the opening post is not about them its specifically about Mr Levingston.

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        Originally posted by chrischa View Post
        Why on earth post that?

        This is about a veteran from one of the major nations of the war. Your country.

        What about the veterans of Holland, France, Poland, Romania, Italy , etc.

        Although all vets should be respected your comment was hardly necessary. Most people do remember all nations but the opening post is not about them its specifically about Mr Levingston.
        Thanks I was waiting until now to respond to that post
        I agree with you 100%......I was wondering what's up with this guy.

        Dennis J

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          #5
          Originally posted by chrischa View Post
          Why on earth post that?

          This is about a veteran from one of the major nations of the war. Your country.
          Thanks for saying what I was thinking. A strange post to be sure.

          Originally posted by Dennis J View Post
          .I was wondering what's up with this guy.

          Dennis J
          Might be that shoota401 is 16...full of good intention and unbridled enthusiasm, but just naive.

          Thanks for that link.

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            #6
            Not cool!

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              #7
              In light of the enormous amount of prejudice and bigotry Mr. Levingston had more than likely endured/witnessed in his life, I'm sure it is safe to say he was a hero in many different ways.

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                #8
                Originally posted by shootar401 View Post
                Let's not forget the German and Japanese veterans who also paid a equal or heavier price.
                It's not the objects in our hobby that creep me out, it's some of the people.
                I think it may be time to take a break.

                Cheers,

                Jamie.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by shootar401 View Post
                  Let's not forget the German and Japanese veterans who also paid a equal or heavier price.

                  Jerry

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                    #10
                    It seems that there are plenty of nutters on here who seem to wish Hitler won the war. It always surprises me. "Thanks for his service" they will say when a waffen ss veteran dies, bonkers.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by eubank View Post
                      It seems that there are plenty of nutters on here who seem to wish Hitler won the war. It always surprises me. "Thanks for his service" they will say when a waffen ss veteran dies, bonkers.
                      I agree 100%....as a matter of fact there is a thread about a SS man who just passed on the forum right now.I have yet to see one R.I.P Mr. Levingston and thanks for your service.

                      "He felt the obligation to give to the country whatever he possibly could, and he was very excited about it," his nephew Lee Levingston told ABC News. "He gave it his very best
                      Dennis J
                      Last edited by Dennis J; 05-12-2016, 01:46 PM.

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                        #12
                        110 years old, what an age!
                        (He never married...maybe that's the secret? )

                        He must have had some rough times in the USA in the time there was no equality between races.
                        So big respect to him and for serving his country.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Dennis J View Post
                          I agree 100%....as a matter of fact there is a thread about a SS man who just passed on the forum right now.I have yet to see one R.I.P Mr. Levingston and thanks for your service.

                          "He felt the obligation to give to the country whatever he possibly could, and he was very excited about it," his nephew Lee Levingston told ABC News. "He gave it his very best
                          Dennis J
                          Yes I noticed that thread and did not wish to sidetrack it. The reverence we have for our grandparents can be understandably biased and sacred. I would hope that after witnessing the furnace of the Eastern front, that such veterans who survived had plenty of time to reflect upon what they volunteered for and the misery they caused. Those that did and were changed by it would be men to respect.
                          Mr L fought for the right side and helped create the freedom we enjoy, yet such freedom was probably denied him for decades even after he returned from the front.

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                            Old soldier from the generation who fought to end Hitler's tyranny and for the right to make our country a better place for all. RIP

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