It's good to learn about our hero"s especially the one's they don't tell you about.For they come in all colors but their blood is all red.They fight for freedom not for tyranny.The New World Order is another fight for freedom lovers.They got their cameras,Their ID cards or as the Nazies say," your papers".They divide the world into sectors and call them by different names,"European Union",North American Union"but all it is,a global dominance by a few.Let"s not let our hero"s die in vain. http://newsbyus.com/more.php?id=9964_O_1_O_M

You're right there- in fact up when Nov.11, Remembrance day rolls around I'll be doing an extended post about unseen faces that took part in wars - unseen that they aren't recalled heavily in war footage / documentaries, history books; I'll dig up interesting facts that I hope most of us can see at least once if not already known.
'visible minorities', women fighters, kids put into service, special operaitives, resistance, partisans, spies, factory workers.....

I lived near the Cantigny Military museum outside Wheaton Illinios for a long time. They have a display there of all the Meadal of Honor winners telling the stories of how they came to be awarded. I would visit the museum at least twice a year and spend time reading the stories of these heros. I encourage anyone passing through the Chicago suburbs to make time to pay a visit. All the equipment used in WWI and WWII are on display.