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Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Walt's Daughter - 12-14-2010
It's getting to be that time of year, and will be looking at, and receiving links, videos, etc., regarding the Battle of the Bulge. So this morning, I performed a single search just under this forum heading (Anything WWII), and came up with a wealth of forum links/topics, for your viewing pleasure. It should make it a bit easier for our readers, and give us a tremendous start in remembering all those who fought in this campaign.
http://www.6thcorpscombatengineers.com/eng...ghlite=%2BBulge
Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Walt's Daughter - 12-14-2010
Reg sent this our way.
I seriously believe that the person who set up this display in Bastogne last weekend has a very good sense of humor !!!! J
He better put ‘NO BOOM BOOM ‘ on the sign….
Always in for a good laugh …..
Reg
Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Frank Gubbels - 12-14-2010
This is hilarious!!! I have seen it on Facebook and received the same email from Reg.
Google translate forever haha
Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Sgtleo - 12-15-2010
This is hilarious!!! I have seen it on Facebook and received the same email from Reg.
Google translate forever haha
This is how and why I remember the Bulge!!! I'm still cold!!
SgtLeo
Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Walt's Daughter - 12-15-2010
Sarge, were you able to view the Christmas card video I made for you and the other veterans? If not, that is one of the photos featured within. Let me know.
Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Walt's Daughter - 12-19-2010
My husband saw this on the forum he frequents, and shared it with me.
December 1944.... Skorzeny led a panzer brigade of German soldiers in the Battle of the Bulge disguised as American soldiers in an operation known as Operation Grief. A handful were captured by the Americans and spread a rumor that Skorzeny was leading a raid on Paris to kill or capture General Eisenhower; this was untrue, but the Americans believed it and Eisenhower was confined to his headquarters for weeks
Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Walt's Daughter - 12-24-2010
http://history.howstuffworks.com/world-war...ge-timeline.htm
Battle of the Bulge - remember in December - Jeeper704 - 12-24-2010
A bit late, but I still wanted to say that in this period, I remember my American Veteran friends who were shivering in their foxholes and tanks back in 1944.
Most of them are now resting peace. 
And I will keep remembering them till I am put to the grave myself.
They deserve the uttermost respect!
Erwin