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Default 03-18-2003, 08:20 AM

My most sincere condolences, Spark. I wish you and your family strength during this sad time.
  
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Default 03-18-2003, 08:29 AM

My regards to you father. My father passed away a couple years ago, I can't say that your father's death will be an easy one to cope with, but the best thing to do move on with your life and hope for the best. Godspeed.
  
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Default 03-18-2003, 09:37 AM

Sorry to hear Spark. At least he has lived a long life and participated in one of the biggest moments in this worlds history.

how old are you?
  
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Default 03-18-2003, 10:44 PM

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Sorry about your Father Low Spark, as Jedi said, God speed to him and your family.

Dont take offence, but I disagree with what your Father has said about the current situation. I will leave it at that.
my thoughts exactly..well said. and i too am sorry to hear about your father. my father was also in ww2. i lost him about 3 years ago. he was in the navy and drove landing crafts during the war.
  
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Default 03-18-2003, 11:39 PM

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Sorry about your Father Low Spark, as Jedi said, God speed to him and your family.

Dont take offence, but I disagree with what your Father has said about the current situation. I will leave it at that.
my thoughts exactly..well said. and i too am sorry to hear about your father. my father was also in ww2. i lost him about 3 years ago. he was in the navy and drove landing crafts during the war.
Sorry about your father BUTCH,
My father was in the army, He was at the Battle of the Buldge when the germans first struck,
  
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Default 03-18-2003, 11:50 PM

My Grandpa, a WW2 vet, is still alive and he has the same views as your father does. My grandpa told me that in World War 2 He was proud to fight for the american army but he said he would never sign up to do something like this.
  
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Default 03-19-2003, 12:01 AM

My Pa was also in WW2, with the AIF in the pacific. However, he died when i was five, so i don't really know any of his politics, which is quite a shame, since he was fairly astute on such matters
  
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Default 03-19-2003, 12:18 AM

[quote="Captain Wilkins":10b86]My Pa was also in WW2, with the AIF in the pacific. However, he died when i was five, so i don't really know any of his politics, which is quite a shame, since he was fairly astute on such matters[/quote:10b86]

That is sad, sorry for you loss as well. My father was an is a major influlnce on my views on politics and war, He was very against the Veit Nam War, It wasn't until he was 80 years old, did he finally opened up and tell us how about the horrors he was part of in WWII.
  
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Default 03-19-2003, 03:48 AM

My condolences Spark, you're a great son to a great man.

Jesus, imagine the guts it would take, to after all those years... to open up about tragic events that took place all those years ago... Spending nearly your whole life not being able to share those things with anybody...

When he passes, may he rest eternally in peace.

This may seem rather vain, but please, for everybody here, your family, yourself, everybody in the free countries of the world, tell him how unquestionably proud we are of him, and the sacrifice he made for us.
  
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Default 03-19-2003, 04:13 AM

I know how insensitive this will be, but let's just play the devil's advocate:
most of the men who went to war DID NOT WANT TO GO but did because
they were forced to do so. Just because they fought does not make them
heroes. Yes, some soldiers did some pretty extraordinary things while they
were there, but most just went along and hoped for the best...

Again, this wasn't meant to bash anyone, but I felt it needed to be said:
just playing the devil's advocate...
  
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Default 03-19-2003, 05:02 AM

[quote="Low spark":fc1b1][quote="Captain Wilkins":fc1b1]My Pa was also in WW2, with the AIF in the pacific. However, he died when i was five, so i don't really know any of his politics, which is quite a shame, since he was fairly astute on such matters[/quote:fc1b1]

That is sad, sorry for you loss as well. My father was an is a major influlnce on my views on politics and war, He was very against the Veit Nam War, It wasn't until he was 80 years old, did he finally opened up and tell us how about the horrors he was part of in WWII.[/quote:fc1b1]

Thanks for the condolences, Spark. I know what you mean about your father being a major influence on your views. Personally, i have been told by almost everyone who knew him that my Grandfather was a really good guy, so i've based alot of my morals and principles around what i believe he would do/think.
  
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Default 03-19-2003, 03:19 PM

cry: cry:

I hope your father dies in peace. He may be dead, but he will be living an eternal life with God
  
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