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Milton and World War Two

Drew Marshall

    “Excuse me, young man, can you help me carry this bag to my building, down the street. I’m seventy seven. Yesterday was my birthday. I’m a World War Two, veteran. Do you remember that war?

    “I know the history. I wasn’t born yet.”

    I was airborne in New Guinea. We were there for weeks, without water or lights. They had to drive trucks in with food and water so we could bath. Thank God, Harry Truman dropped the atom bomb. They say it’s inhuman, but what is war? War is inhuman. The Japanese never would have surrendered. Thank God, Harry Truman dropped the atom bomb.”

    “I agree. The Germans wouldn’t have hesitated, to use the bomb on us. I watched a documentary on it. We’re lucky we beat them to the punch.”



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