Αμερικανικά στρατεύματα περιθάλπουν έναν τραυματισμένο σκύλο στη χερσόνησο Orote, 1944.


Αμερικανικά στρατεύματα περιθάλπουν έναν τραυματισμένο σκύλο στη χερσόνησο Orote, 1944.

Αμερικανικά στρατεύματα περιθάλπουν έναν τραυματισμένο σκύλο στη χερσόνησο Orote, 1944. 1


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  1. Of my 6 combat deployments, it’s hard to describe how a hardened veteran can be so brutal in combat, then a few minutes later things like this happen.

  2. My Dad brought a dog home when WWII was over.
    He served in seven major battles in the Pacific Theatre.
    I have all of the paperwork that he had to fill out to get her home, and I have her dog tags. Because he was bringing Betty home with him, he had to take a separate ship home and did not arrive in Seattle until after all of the “Welcome Home Parades”.
    He had $2 in his wallet, but was able to hike to a cousin’s home who helped him get home to Montana. He dearly loved that dog.
    P.S. While in Saipan, he had two Roosters – Rodney and Poster – named after his Army Buddies. Sadly, he could not bring them home.

  3. I’m more drawn to the size of the bowel movement the soldier is taking in the background.
    Asian food does that to you sometimes.