THANK YOU, AMERICA !!!

[TheDane]

On this 65th anniversary of the D-Day 1944, on which your countrymen came to Europe
and began liberating us from the terrible dictatureship and terror of the Nazi-regieme,
I just wanted to say:

THANK YOU AMERICA​

... and may your young heroes from that day and the WW2 never be forgotten !

Europe will never forget !

Thank you

TheDane

 

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[shaun7]

A lot of men died on that day 65 years ago!

 

[blurr]

A lott of people died indeed. Thanks Dane, I know we hardly ever see eye to eye, but thanks.

John

 

[Digginman]

Great post, Steen. You're quite welcome.

DM

 

[MEinWV]

Thank you Dane!

 

[shaun7]

America liberated Europe?

 

[blurr]

America liberated Europe?

Nope, America took the brunt of the losses on d-day. America along with Britian, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Australia, and Belgium all took part in the d-day invasion of Normandy. Is there more to your question that I can try to answer?

John

 

[shaun7]

America liberated Europe?

Nope, America took the brunt of the losses on d-day. America along with Britian, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Australia, and Belgium all took part in the d-day invasion of Normandy. Is there more to your question that I can try to answer?

John

no! thanks for losing the most men

 

[blurr]

America liberated Europe?

Nope, America took the brunt of the losses on d-day. America along with Britian, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Australia, and Belgium all took part in the d-day invasion of Normandy. Is there more to your question that I can try to answer?

John

no! thanks for losing the most men

You are welcome. Are you trying to insult me? Should I be insulted? I'm just curious. I always thought of Britain as an ally.

John

 

[shaun7]

America liberated Europe?

Nope, America took the brunt of the losses on d-day. America along with Britian, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Australia, and Belgium all took part in the d-day invasion of Normandy. Is there more to your question that I can try to answer?

John

no! thanks for losing the most men

You are welcome. Are you trying to insult me? Should I be insulted? I'm just curious. I always thought of Britain as an ally.

John

no!! i'm not trying to insult you at all john

i'm just saying that it wasn't just America that "liberated" Europe!

we all got stuck in 65 years ago!!

 

[blurr]

America liberated Europe?

Nope, America took the brunt of the losses on d-day. America along with Britian, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Australia, and Belgium all took part in the d-day invasion of Normandy. Is there more to your question that I can try to answer?

John

no! thanks for losing the most men

You are welcome. Are you trying to insult me? Should I be insulted? I'm just curious. I always thought of Britain as an ally.

John

no!! i'm not trying to insult you at all john

i'm just saying that it wasn't just America that "liberated" Europe!

we all got stuck in 65 years ago!!

OK, I pretty much listed all of the countries that were involved didn't I? Either way, it was the beginning of a very hard road.

John

 

[cheese]

Thanks for you appreciation. I didn't do it, but were I alive and able back then....

 

[shaun7]

America liberated Europe?

Nope, America took the brunt of the losses on d-day. America along with Britian, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Greece, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Australia, and Belgium all took part in the d-day invasion of Normandy. Is there more to your question that I can try to answer?

John

no! thanks for losing the most men

You are welcome. Are you trying to insult me? Should I be insulted? I'm just curious. I always thought of Britain as an ally.

John

no!! i'm not trying to insult you at all john

i'm just saying that it wasn't just America that "liberated" Europe!

we all got stuck in 65 years ago!!

OK, I pretty much listed all of the countries that were involved didn't I? Either way, it was the beginning of a very hard road.

John

yes you did john!

 

[TheDane]

I´m sorry, shaun7 !

My post was ment as a Thank You from us Europeans, incl. the British to the Americans !!!!!

My post wasn´t ment to forget the British, who actually were the liberators of my country, nor to forget any other country !
My post was directed to the Americans and the USA.
Without the massive personel and material aid from the US, you couldn´t have made the invasion possible.

I could mention many states, people, persons to thank. The resistance in Denmark, for example.

We also have to thank the Sovjet Union (the Russians) as allies for the pressure on the Nazi-armies, without which the invation on D-Day hadn´t been possible.

Thank you to ALL, who helped liberating Europe from Fascism !!!

 

[shaun7]

I´m sorry, shaun7 !

My post was ment as a Thank You from us Europeans, incl. the British to the Americans !!!!!

My post wasn´t ment to forget the British, who actually were the liberators of my country, nor to forget any other country !
My post was directed to the Americans and the USA.
Without the massive personel and material aid from the US, you couldn´t have made the invasion possible.

I could mention many states, people, persons to thank. The resistance in Denmark, for example.

We also have to thank the Sovjet Union (the Russians) as allies for the pressure on the Nazi-armies, without which the invation on D-Day hadn´t been possible.

Thank you to ALL, who helped liberating Europe from Fascism !!!

we have a lot of people to thank for that day, thats for sure!

thankyou shaun

 

[DANGLANGLEY]

Thank you for the great post Dane. That was very nice

DANGLANGLEY

 

[TheDane]