As an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran, I salute you for being patient enough to do an AMA about your service during WWII. Fortune favors the bold and history has proven that in the case of the Tokyo Raid of 1942. Thank you for having the courage to go where others couldn't and making that sacrifice so many years ago.
My only question is this, after so many years since of active duty, have you found anything that compares to the camaraderie and pure exhilaration experienced in war? I look at my enlistment as the best years of my life, to which nothing else will compare. Does the greatest generation feel the same about WWII? Again, thank you for your service to this great country. I am most appreciative to have learned English in school, instead of Japanese or German.
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As an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran, I salute you for being patient enough to do an AMA about your service during WWII. Fortune favors the bold and history has proven that in the case of the Tokyo Raid of 1942. Thank you for having the courage to go where others couldn't and making that sacrifice so many years ago.
My only question is this, after so many years since of active duty, have you found anything that compares to the camaraderie and pure exhilaration experienced in war? I look at my enlistment as the best years of my life, to which nothing else will compare. Does the greatest generation feel the same about WWII? Again, thank you for your service to this great country. I am most appreciative to have learned English in school, instead of Japanese or German.
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