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Rick Smith 04-09-2010
HelloI am a veteran of the Gulf war and I purchased and have watched "Band of Brothers" many times. I have the utmost respect for all the men of Easy Co. and our WW2 Combat vets!! I served 2 tours with the 101st at FT Campbell, KY and knew of its history well. Thank You all for your service and sacrifices. SGT R Smith US Army (RET) |
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Dumont jean luc 04-09-2010
to be looking for...I'm the godfather of robert f.gervais 508 prcht inf reg 82 airb mat 14200985,buried in the cemetery belgium american henry chapelle.I wonder if the good man still has familly in the USA.I'd be happy to be their in termediary to the memory of the skydiver death for our liberty.Can you help me?tank you very much.God bless you |
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Ogle Family 03-09-2010
Mr. Wingett and FamilyMr. Wingett, we are sorry to hear about your wife and will be thinking about you and your family - Ron/Kay/Brian Ogle. |
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Adam Williams 03-09-2010
i have nothing but the utmost respect for the men who fought and gave their lives for us to live in a free country. All of you scars unimaginable to anyone of my generation. I hope now, every single one of you are at peace. Thank you and god bless. |
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Sam Lardner 03-09-2010
Our trip in NormandyMy father and I have recently gone on our second trip to Normandy as we both have a passion for the Allied invasions. We have visited many museums and gained a true understanding of what these brave young souls gave for our freedom. The veterans alive with us today are the heroes, to which many are unsung. The real truth being that each and every individual who perished at the hands of the German Army, is a hero. And they shall remain heroes in my eyes for the rest of time. God bless. Xx |
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Tadzio 02-09-2010
well donehi am 16 years old and I'm from Scotland, i have lost count of the amount of times i have watched the band of brothers series and i have to say i have not yet watched it without smiling and your friendship, shedding a tear or two at your losses and misfortunes but at the end i always have the same feeling of , accomplishment, easy company were some hard S.O.B's i would like to thank you all for being there for us even though i was not born yet, but maybe if you were not there i wouldn't be living in the world of freedom i have today. i now visit the site regularly and i am very sad when a man of E-company passes away but cant help but think that they are not gone, i am not religious but surely someone who has done so much for America, Britain and the whole world has earned their way to a second life somewhere, i also really like the way the men of e company (in documentaries and books) describe most german soldiers as men and not all like heartless pigs like alot of people do, you respect your fellow brothers and your enemy, thats what makes a true soldier and i salute you all for that |
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Devon 02-09-2010
GratitudeI just wanted to say, thank you - so much. Thanks to you all I live in a free country (the Netherlands) nowadays, and I'm so thankful for that. I've just finished watching Band Of Brothers and it's just, it moved me so deep. Thank you so much. I wish I had the courage you all had. |
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Kelly Churchill 02-09-2010
THANK YOU!!I just want to say "thank you" to all of you, survivors and fallen for what you did for us, and what you gave up when you gave up your youth and went off to war. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!! |
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