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Being a well seasoned hunter, the poll lumps everyone older than 60 into one group. It was a long time ago when I first qualified for... -
Brad replied to the thread How old is the HT?.I started in the 30-40, and am now in the 60 and beyond, so that means I've jumped two. But I just voted to get the HT tote bag...
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Brad replied to the thread Gettysburg.You're probably unaware of the post Civil War depression America suffered through after four bloody years that took more lives of...
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Brad replied to the thread Gettysburg.It's impossible to have conversation without generalization. The label "greatest generation" has always bothered me, as I said earlier...
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Good Lord! Argue all you want, but there wasn’t a single WWII soldier or American citizen that didn’t suffer through the depression...
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Brad replied to the thread Gettysburg.The depression had nothing to do with WW2. WW2 cured it. We only "travelled around the globe dying for people we never met or heard of"...
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Brad replied to the thread Gettysburg.I don't buy it. The only real bloodshed we saw on American soil was at Pearl Harbor. Only 10% of those drafted or who enlisted saw...
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Brad replied to the thread Gettysburg.This thread is about the battle of Gettysburg, and, by extension, the Civil War. It's not about the Revolution, hence the reason for...
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Brad replied to the thread Gettysburg.I’ve always found the idea that the WW2 Generation was “The Greatest Generation” to be a bit insulting - the Northern Civil War...
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Brad replied to the thread Gettysburg.A really lovely photo...
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Sunset at Gettysburg…
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Very powerful place. One of my relatives fought there with the 8th Ohio. At Gettysburg, the 8th held a picket position in front of the...
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At the battlefield for a couple days, overwhelming…
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It is crazy to think 54,000 men died in three days on that little field. As many that died during the entire Vietnam war. Over a...
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Brad reacted to noharleyyet's post in the thread Gillette WY to build nuclear power plants with
Haha.
