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D-Day was 80 years ago. Tennessee football stopped for a war. Four players never returned.
Knox News | The Knoxville News-Sentinel via Yahoo Sports· 3 days agoBy the 1943 season, the war had caught up with football. Tennessee was one of many schools lacking...
Charlie Audet, WWII veteran of historic combat parachute battalion, dies at 105 - The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe· 2 days ago“That was probably one of the saddest moments as I had lost some of my buddies,” Mr. Audet, a Tech 5...
GoLocalProv | News | The Meaning of D-Day After 80 Years - Dr. Mackubin Owens
GoLocalProv· 2 days agoOperation Neptune (the amphibious phase of Operation Overlord, the liberation of Europe) was the...
Top 5 insults Joe Biden has lobbed at the American voter
Fox News· 1 day agoNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The late and legendary insult comedian Don Rickles never...
Trump just suggested jailing his political opponents – and MAGA has a plan in place
The Raw Story· 3 days agoDonald Trump once again is threatening to jail his political opponents, including President Joe...
How a mediocre quarterback left a remarkable NFL legacy
ESPN· 1 day agoBen Baby covers the Cincinnati Bengals for ESPN. Prior to ESPN, he worked for various newspapers in...
Years of experience prepared Williamsburg admiral for D-Day
Daily Press· 2 days agoRear Adm. John Lesslie Hall Jr. of Williamsburg was commander of Amphibious Task Force “0” during...
COLUMN: D-Day — 80 Years Ago - The Andalusia Star-News
The Andalusia Star-News· 17 hours agoOperation Overlord was the code name for the overall invasion that took place on the beaches of...
Personal connection tends to compress history
Dothan Eagle· 3 days agoOne Enterprise native, the late Speed Nichols, who never dunked a basketball, later recalled that he hit the beach during the siege as a menacing...
Morning Report — Election-messaging bills dominate Capitol Hill agenda
The Hill· 2 days agoFive months out from Election Day, that sentiment is clear on both sides of the aisle on Capitol...
