Soundbreaker Welch?
Tech Sergeant
I thought it over and realized my last thread was a bit negative and could be misunderstood.
So here's a more positive one.
Who is a veteran of WWI you really admire?
Off the bat for me, The Red Baron.
No, no, not that one! The REAL one.
When I think WWI soldier, Red Baron first comes to mind. Yeah I know, it's a bit shallow, I should read my history books more, a lot of people probably think first of him too because he is so famous and he has a Pizza and Snoopy to keep his memory alive for the Public, which isn't quite fair, I mean he liked dogs, but he didn't really have anything to do with Pizza. But if people remember him that way, who's to complain? At least he is still remembered.
So here's a more positive one.
Who is a veteran of WWI you really admire?
Off the bat for me, The Red Baron.
No, no, not that one! The REAL one.
When I think WWI soldier, Red Baron first comes to mind. Yeah I know, it's a bit shallow, I should read my history books more, a lot of people probably think first of him too because he is so famous and he has a Pizza and Snoopy to keep his memory alive for the Public, which isn't quite fair, I mean he liked dogs, but he didn't really have anything to do with Pizza. But if people remember him that way, who's to complain? At least he is still remembered.