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Robert E Lee January 18, 1807 – October 12, 1870
A memorial to the epitome of Southern Gentlemen for all generations that followed the end of his life, Robert E Lee. Beloved by his soldiers, his fellow Virginians, his Countrymen, and admired and respected by those who could only defeat … Continue reading
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
27 July 1953-27 July 2014 UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Representatives of the United Nations, Korea, and China signed the Korean War armistice at Panmunjom, Korea, 27 July, 1953. This was the “first” war whose events I remember first hand, mostly from the … Continue reading
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