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Discussion in 'What Granddad did in the War' started by busykngt, Aug 16, 2014.

  1. busykngt

    busykngt New Member

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    Don't know what my grandfather did but as for my grandmother, I imagine she
    did a lot of praying. Two son's wounded and one KIA. (See busykngt's post #1)

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    RIP :poppy:
     
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    busykngt New Member

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    This, of course, is always the great tragedy of war; it takes the young before they've had a chance to live.
    Marvin Hollis Farris was nineteen years old.
     
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    Be at peace, Pvt Farris. :S!
     
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