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I was driving across Luxembourg in 1988 and came upon the American Cemetery so I stopped to visit. It was a very touching experience, almost like visiting The Wall in DC...
Many of the US soldiers who died in the 1944 Battle of the Bulge were buried there. I was surprised to see that General Patton was there too.
Tying this into bikes:
High & Tight in JP, 1964...
SIMPLY FORGET US
verktyg
Chas.
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