Just smile!

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World War II vet embracing Iraqi War vet.

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You guys have to take a moment to watch this. Well actually it takes a little over ten minutes, so grab a refreshment of your choice and sit and watch when you have some ME time. It's worth it, believe me.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2...7293&q=Veterans

PS Thanks to James Hennessey for another find outstanding link!!!

WAIT!! I can't say for sure, but I believe I got infected from this site this morning. So until I know with certainty, DO NOT go to the site and certainly DON'T click on any of it's links. My virus check ran shortly after I visited there very early this morning, and found a Trojan Horse. YIKES!!!

This is not a book, but a site on WWII books that I found this morning while searching for something else. Love when that happens.

Anyway when I clicked a search link it took me to this page:

https://vault2.secured-url.com/worldwarbook...ay=registration

Take a look at it. You can place check marks next to units/topics that are of interest to you and be alerted through email about those interests. That's pretty cool.

Oh, here's their main page:

https://vault2.secured-url.com/worldwarbook...sp?display=home

Sent to me by Al Kincer:

Date to remember....

10 August 1944, Invasion Forces began loading in Naples for Invasion of Southern France. Forces consisted of but not limited to 48th Combat Engineers, 40th Engineer Regiment, 540 Engineers Regiment, 36th Division, 45th Division. ....Marion you probably have complete Order Of Battle for invasion. AL