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June 6, D-Day in art
Take a look at another keen sight on WWII, Great Job!
HONOR A VETERAN — FLY YOUR FLAG
D-Day memorial, Beford, VA
The 116th on Omaha Beach by K. Sean Sullivan
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A recent new book release, something I don’t normally do in a post, caught my eye this week…
“The Girls of Atomic City” by Denise Kiernan
An intriguing tale of women who worked under top security conditions and sworn to secrecy. Now in their 80’s and 90’s finally have their story related. Under eminent domain, the government seized 60,000 acres in East Tennessee and created a massive industrial complex that would not be located on any map. The girls in this atomic city worked to create the atomic bomb without any knowledge of the drastic effects of the plutonium radiation. This is an unknown (in some cases forgotten) chapter of American history. The women of WWII, usually portrayed as ‘Rosie the Riveter’ or military nurses can now add the…
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I sincerely hope your readers enjoy this post, the troops deserve all the recognition they get and more. I think the emotion of the artists is clearly shown in their pieces.
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