December 16th, 1944 Battle of the Bulge
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Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge! Here are SOME of the links I found on our forum related to it:

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...06&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...58&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...66&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...34&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...47&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...81&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...48&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...05&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...02&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...55&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...18&hl=Bulge

 

http://208.109.212.45/forum/index.php?show...23&hl=Bulge

 

Well that should get 'cha going! :drinkin:

Marion J Chard
Proud Daughter of Walter (Monday) Poniedzialek
540th Engineer Combat Regiment, 2833rd Bn, H&S Co, 4th Platoon
There's "No Bridge Too Far"
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Woke up this morning to SEVERAL more inches of snow. This is the snowiest December I can remember in a LONG time. When I looked out the door this morning at the surrounding mounds of the white flakes, I remembered that it was the first day of the BULGE, and staring out at the vast stretches of snow, it sure put me right mood to reflect upon those December weeks back in 1944. :unsure::1028::(
Marion J Chard
Proud Daughter of Walter (Monday) Poniedzialek
540th Engineer Combat Regiment, 2833rd Bn, H&S Co, 4th Platoon
There's "No Bridge Too Far"
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Yes, 63 years ago that "man with the Charlie Chaplin moustache" decided to ruin Belgium and Luxembourg a bit more and put the lives of US servicemen (and German too) and Belgian/Luxembourg civilians at risk again.

 

I have been thinking of the Veterans I write and wrote to and of what they went through in the Ardennes.

The bitter cold, cruel fightings, every day trying to survive, seeing friends get wounded or killed, etc.

 

There are some activities going on this weekend here.

Around Bastogne, there are the "Historical Walks" and a new museum plans to open its doors in Baugnez (Malmedy Massacre area).

At Flamièrge, there is an inauguration of a monument to the 17th Airborne Division who fought hard in this area in January 1945.

 

Erwin

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