[chipsdw]

Originally Posted by Oddball

chipsdw I don't think an Australian unit invaded France. Maybe Australian citizens were mixed with British but Australian units were in the Pacific.

Also shifty let me ask you this; How many members of the French resistance died while America sat on its arse in isolation until they invaded in 1944?

Whoever made that France surrenders site can go fuck themselves.

It was the French who helped to guide the Airborne's and Pathfinder's planes to their drop zones. Also many pilots who were shot down were helped by the resistance.

well to that french resistance question not enough. let me ask u this how many american soldiers died in france? more then the french resistance did. and plus France now just doesnt care how much we helpped it. if it wernt for us France would be speaking german. so who ever made that french surrenders site can give himself a cookie cus he is doin the right thing (and its funny)

[chipsdw]

Originally Posted by Oddball

chipsdw I don't think an Australian unit invaded France. Maybe Australian citizens were mixed with British but Australian units were in the Pacific.

Also shifty let me ask you this; How many members of the French resistance died while America sat on its arse in isolation until they invaded in 1944?

Whoever made that France surrenders site can go fuck themselves.

It was the French who helped to guide the Airborne's and Pathfinder's planes to their drop zones. Also many pilots who were shot down were helped by the resistance.

well to that french resistance question not enough. let me ask u this how many american soldiers died in france? more then the french resistance did. and plus France now just doesnt care how much we helpped it. if it wernt for us France would be speaking german. so who ever made that french surrenders site can give himself a cookie cus he is doin the right thing (and its funny)

[chipsdw]

Originally Posted by Oddball

chipsdw I don't think an Australian unit invaded France. Maybe Australian citizens were mixed with British but Australian units were in the Pacific.

Also shifty let me ask you this; How many members of the French resistance died while America sat on its arse in isolation until they invaded in 1944?

Whoever made that France surrenders site can go fuck themselves.

It was the French who helped to guide the Airborne's and Pathfinder's planes to their drop zones. Also many pilots who were shot down were helped by the resistance.

well to that french resistance question not enough. let me ask u this how many american soldiers died in france? more then the french resistance did. and plus France now just doesnt care how much we helpped it. if it wernt for us France would be speaking german. so who ever made that french surrenders site can give himself a cookie cus he is doin the right thing (and its funny)

and the french helped are planes to dropzones but they sure didnt push the germans out!

[chipsdw]

Originally Posted by Oddball

chipsdw I don't think an Australian unit invaded France. Maybe Australian citizens were mixed with British but Australian units were in the Pacific.

Also shifty let me ask you this; How many members of the French resistance died while America sat on its arse in isolation until they invaded in 1944?

Whoever made that France surrenders site can go fuck themselves.

It was the French who helped to guide the Airborne's and Pathfinder's planes to their drop zones. Also many pilots who were shot down were helped by the resistance.

well to that french resistance question not enough. let me ask u this how many american soldiers died in france? more then the french resistance did. and plus France now just doesnt care how much we helpped it. if it wernt for us France would be speaking german. so who ever made that french surrenders site can give himself a cookie cus he is doin the right thing (and its funny)

and the french helped are planes to dropzones but they sure didnt push the germans out!

[chipsdw]

Originally Posted by Oddball

chipsdw I don't think an Australian unit invaded France. Maybe Australian citizens were mixed with British but Australian units were in the Pacific.

Also shifty let me ask you this; How many members of the French resistance died while America sat on its arse in isolation until they invaded in 1944?

Whoever made that France surrenders site can go fuck themselves.

It was the French who helped to guide the Airborne's and Pathfinder's planes to their drop zones. Also many pilots who were shot down were helped by the resistance.

well to that french resistance question not enough. let me ask u this how many american soldiers died in france? more then the french resistance did. and plus France now just doesnt care how much we helpped it. if it wernt for us France would be speaking german. so who ever made that french surrenders site can give himself a cookie cus he is doin the right thing (and its funny)

and the french helped are planes to dropzones but they sure didnt push the germans out!

[Whatada]

Jesus, you pushed the submit button enough times didn't ya? Anyway


A salute to all the countries that fought against the axis of evil. cool:

[Tripper]

Originally Posted by Oddball

chipsdw I don't think an Australian unit invaded France. Maybe Australian citizens were mixed with British but Australian units were in the Pacific.

I think you'll find it was Australian Pilots involved in D-Day, rather than ground troops. Us Kiwi's had pilots out there too...

[Sicilian_Summers]

I think it's far too broad of a statement to say that France does not appreciate what the United States contributed to the D-Day invasion and consequently the liberation of France. Sure it may seem like it, but I believe France is a proud nation who cannot stand to see the United States or any other nation take giant leaps ahead of them in terms of power.

A salute to all men of all nations who bravely contributed to the success of the invasion.

*Salute*

[Zap. USMC]

Originally Posted by Oddball

chipsdw I don't think an Australian unit invaded France. Maybe Australian citizens were mixed with British but Australian units were in the Pacific.

Also shifty let me ask you this; How many members of the French resistance died while America sat on its arse in isolation until they invaded in 1944?

Whoever made that France surrenders site can go fuck themselves.

It was the French who helped to guide the Airborne's and Pathfinder's planes to their drop zones. Also many pilots who were shot down were helped by the resistance.

I'd stop complaining, because you're lucky the US even intervened in WWII. It wasn't their war, nor their damn problem. So don't complain about them joining late, pal.

[Stinger_Dude]

Jeez a thread dedicated to honouring the dead turns into a flame war of why France or America is better. You...you jsut cant get it of ya mind can ya? Ya just cant let go.... hake:

[Simo Häyhä]

much respect to all countries in the invasion

[CaP bUsTa]

i respect the german soldiers too. It takes guts to fight a war for an insane tyrant who couldnt care less about human life

[Stinger_Dude]

[quote="CaP bUsTa":b9014]i respect the german soldiers too. It takes guts to fight a war for an insane tyrant who couldnt care less about human life[/quote:b9014]

They didnt fight out of fear they fought due to their fanatical support. However still the Germans were geniuses at war.

[Innoxx]

Much love to those men and women on all sides who died so we can see another day.

PS. If it weren't for France, USA would still be part of the UK.

Originally Posted by Innoxx

Much love to those men and women on all sides who died so we can see another day.

And the ones that lived.