Journey of a Dead Man: Hometown Paper Clippings March 1945

Journey of a Dead Man: An alternate history of the end of World War II.

Previous entries for this 'blog-novel':
Introduction.
March 9th, 1945.
March 11th, 1945.


Clippings from Commander Abbotts hometown paper, The Elko Daily Free Press from March 1945.

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Authors Note: 'Bart' Abbott is a fictional character and a literary device, but the men referenced in this post are not. It is the authors intent to treat the story of their time with the respect it deserves, in order that their sacrifice and the impact of their loss will be understood by a modern audience.

The posts on this blog are written in recognition of the fact that without the sacrifice of the lives of these men and millions of others in the defense of liberty and freedom, that this story, and the basic freedoms that we live with today would not be possible.

Posted @ March 14, 2008 11:36 PM | Blog-novel

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Comments

4000 dead? In **One** battle?

Nawwwww. That's more than America is allowed to lose in an entire war! That's insane!

Those clippings must be fake!

(snicker)

Posted by: Vootie at March 15, 2008 09:23 AM

Clicked the button to make exactly that comment, Voot.

But how do you respond to those that ...
"We're not at war."
Or worse...
"Bush lied and invading Iraq was a horrible mistake."

I'm at the point I don't want to waste time in that discussion, and that scares me. What happens when we give up trying to communicate?

Posted by: Greybeard at March 22, 2008 11:06 PM