What were the code names for the five beachheads invaded by the Allies on D-Day, June 6, 1944?
Correct answer: Utah, Omaha, Sword, Gold and Juno
Centenarian
I nearly died in this war. I was one of the lucky ones. I don't talk about it and never really have...I think I had PTSD many moons ago but we didn't know what that was back then. I made it through to triple digits but I cried a lot...unfortunately as tough war veterans, we would never weep in public. It's hard to explain how horrific war is unless you're on the front line. I still shake when I hear loud noises.
Stormy
Centenarian, thank you for your service, sacrifice and our freedom. They don’t make men like you anymore. You are a hero.
GR Husker
Centenarian, thank you for all you have done and the obvious sacrifices you have made. You and your comrades will never be forgotten.
Player #19719147
Centenarian, I never understood the "D" in PTSD for people who have been where you've been and seen what you've seen. All things considered, it shouldn't be considered a "disorder". Anyone who has been there on the front lines in combat that wasn't affected by it would have to be a complete psychopath. Thank you for your service and sharing your personal struggles with the rest of us. God Bless.
Miancee22
Centenarian, Thank you for everything you did for us. My Papa was one of the first onto the beaches on D-day, another amazing, wonderful man. Can't imagine what you gentlemen went through. Hats off to you, Sir xx
Laudy Miss Claudy
My dad was in the D-Day invastion.
MikeCVD
Centenarian, Thank you for your service. My dad was also in that war. He used to refer to person's so affected as "shell shocked" i married a Veteran on Vietnam. I was too young to understand this situation. It was part if the reason we divorced. Treatment then was not available. I think many, many soldiers suffered and are still suffering from this.
Player-T G 3503313
I was kind of hoping man would have out grown war guess not
VividPotion6704
Player #3503313, one day we must! 🙏🙏🙏
Tomi
Centenarian, Thank you for your service. My father was in the Bulge and suffered too. Peace.
Player #109668975
The “Greatest Generation” is an under statement.
Moray
Centenarian, Thank You Sir, five uncles in WWII, They all came home. None spoke of it. I'm proud of you,,, all of you!! Hope yer still kickin it! SALUTE