Southern Hills Republican Women Volume 7 Issue 6

Mission Statement

The Southern Hills Republican Women’s Club believes in American exceptionalism. We are committed to supporting and advancing the Republican Party, and its candidates, at the local, state and national level. To fulfill this mission we will:

• provide information on current political and community issues, • organize members and coordinate efforts to promote and elect Republican candidates, • maintain our commitment, passion and knowledge in support of the Republican Party and xconservative issues.

• influence policy making at all levels of government.

JUNE 2014

Guest Speaker:

Attorney, Robert A. Massi

Tuesday June 24th He's an attorney, author, radio host, and public speaker who is astute, knowledgeable, politically savvy and entertaining. Attorney Robert A. Massi has been practicing law in Southern Nevada for more than 30 years with an office on Eastern conveniently close to Sun City Anthem. His practice includes Real Estate Law, Personal Injury, Business Law, Wills, Trusts & Probate. Robert Massi is also a Television personality, radio host, public speaker, and author of a great book entitled, “People Get Screwed All the Time” (Harper Collins 2007). His extensive experience allows him to speak with authority on a multitude of issues, and many of you might even have spotted this charming attorney now and then hosting Sun City Anthem’s SCA-TV’s Anthem Alive. Robert Massi is the host of a monthly “Inside the law around town” from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. filmed at various local restaurants where he helps direct people to various resources to solve their problems.

D I R E C T O R S

President

Lynn Armanino lynn@armaninofamily.com

702-248-1414

Interim 1st VP Nickie Diersen

ndiersen@cox.net 702-897-4682

2nd VP

Angela Lin Greenberg alingreenberg@gmail.com

702-269-5557

Treasurer Susan Tanksley

stanksley@mindspring.com 702-487-6418

Secretary Linda Schlinger

sandula4@aol.com 702-896-9829

Communications Director

Nickie Diersen ndiersen@cox.net

702-897-4682

Events Director Anne Danielson

nevadaanne@gmail.com 702-278-6652.

Campaign Director Carolyn von Gortler

pbvg13@cox.net 702-914-3730

Parliamentarian

Marla Nacon 1msnmarla@gmail.com

702-478-5954

Luncheon fee is payable in advance to SHRW

$22 for members

$25 for non-members

Price at the door is $25 if space available

Buckman’s Grille is located at

2600 Hampton Rd. Henderson, NV

Room opens at 10:45 a.m., lunch is served at 11:30 a.m.

Reservation deadline

June 19th

(must be received in the mail) for the monthly

Luncheon is: June 19

Please send checks to: So. Hills Republican Women:

2505 Anthem Village Drive Suite E-223 Henderson, NV 89052

or drop them in the mail box at 2001 DiPinto

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JUNE 10:

http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/Depts/election/Documents/2014 EV_LegalNotice_RJ14P.pdf

JULY 22nd: You don’t want to miss

CHARLES MUNOZ

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Lynn Armanino President’s Message June 2014

Flag Day is always June 14th. It celebrates the

adoption of the American flag which happened on

this date in 1777. Be sure to fly your flag and

remember you can turn in your old, tired flags to us

at the luncheons and we'll insure they receive a

proper retirement.

The BBQ for St. Jude's Ranch was over the top.

Andria Coleman did a fabulous job organizing this

event. Not only was the BBQ outstanding, we had a

quick auction prior to the kids joining us. In 15

minutes Kevin Wall, of KXNT, officiated and

auctioned off 2 of the kid's art works and a

commemorative plate of the 111th Congress with a

VIP tour in Washington DC plus handfuls of air if

people wanted to donate. Everywhere I looked

people were waving $20 bills. We raised over $1,600

in record time. It was awesome! What a site to

behold! Thank you to everyone.

Our second Candidates' Forum in May was another

great success. Nickie Diersen and her time keeper,

Linda Schlinger, again kept us on target and we

learned more about the wonderful candidates

running for office. With early voting already under-

way we have some tough decisions to make. If you

need a ride please reach out to anyone on the board

and we'll help. We can vote at SCA June 1st through

3rd.

I had the honor of attending the newly formed

Columbian Chamber of Commerce of Las Vegas

and Nevada's swearing-in of officers in May. Judge

Adriana Escobar officiated as Governor Brian

Sandoval looked on. The speeches were spoken in

Spanish and English so I could appreciate the

comments made by entrepreneurs and small business

owners in this fine organization. We need to do

more with the Hispanic community as we share the

same family values, work ethics and dreams for our

family's future.

Purchase your tickets for the July 12th RWSN PAC

2nd Annual Gala. The guest keynote speaker will

be Dinesh D'Souza at the Venetian. If you have any

questions go to http://republicanwinpac.com/ or call

Daryll Sulliman at 702-979-9724 (PAC Chairman)

or me at 702-248-1414. This is one event you won't

want to miss!

Once the primary is over our work begins in earnest

to help get Republicans elected. Gayola Borzick is

heading up our phone committee. When she calls you

to help, try to commit at least one hour a week if

you can do nothing else. We're all still disappointed

from the results of 2012. Let's not be disappointed

with 2014 and, just as important, we need to stay in

gear for 2016! We make a difference!

“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own con-

SEE, I TOLD YOU WE DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

By Virginia Finnegan

The day after it hit the press that Karl Rove was talking about Mrs. Clinton’s brain injury, I had the pleasure and honor of participating in a round table discussion with the esteemed Karl Rove. Before the meeting started he walked across the room to introduce himself and I felt like I was meeting an old friend. I told him that I thought he was one of the smartest men I knew because he always agreed with me.

After a short opening statement, the meeting turned into a question and answer

session. He was totally charming, full of facts and details just like on Fox News. He knew all the names and all the players as he clicked off the races we have to win to take back the Senate.

At some point he starting talking about the last Presidential race and said that after

the election he had learned the specifics of what the Democrats were worried about before the election. The Dems had several concerns, and right in the middle of listing them Mr. Rove said “and the Republican Federated Women’s Clubs.” Whee!!! I nearly fell off my chair. He really said the Democrats were worried about the Women’s Clubs.

Rove also talked about how much money his group had put into Dean Heller’s

Senate race and how close it had been. He credited the victory to his group and the “scandal” about the bill Shelly Berkley passed to help her husband. After the meeting I couldn’t resist telling him that he might think that his group had won the Heller race but I knew that the Southern Hills Republican Women’s Club had elected Dean Heller. He laughed and said that we all elected him.

He gave each of us a copy of his latest book and personally signed them. I’ll put

one of them on the silent auction table at the Red, White and Blue Gala in July and save the other for our club’s Christmas Party.

I’ve always known that our hard work and dedication was important to the Republican

Party and our Candidates, but it did my soul so much good to hear that the Democrats think so too.

Congressional Candidate District 1 Jose Padilla Congressional Candidate District 1 Annette Teijeiro Congressional Candidate District 3 Joe Heck * incumbent Congressional Candidate District 4 Cresent Hardy Congressional Candidate District 4 Niger Innis

http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/Depts/election/Documents/2014/EV_LegalNotice_RJ_14P.pdf

Early Voting for the Primary Election runs from May 24, 2014 to June 6, 2014.

** Incumbent

OFFICE CANDIDATE

County Treasurer Mike Javornicky Public Administrator Edward Klapproth Sheriff Gordon Martines Sheriff Joe Lombardo Sheriff Larry Burns Sheriff Tim Deam STATE BOARD OF REGENTS Univ. Board of Regents Dist.2 Trevor Hayes Univ. Board of Regents Dist.3 Kevin J. Page Univ. Board of Regents Dist.3 Swadeep Nigam Univ. Board of Regents Dist.3 Tom Hurst CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD

Clark Co. School Dist. F. Trustee Ralph Krauss Clark Co. School Dist. D trustee Wesley Cornwell JUDICIAL District Court Judge Dept. 2 Richard Frank Scotti District Court Judge Dept. 3 Douglas Wade Herndon District Court Judge Dept. 4 Kerry Louise Earley District Court Judge Dept. 4 Stephen F. Smith District Court Judge Dept. 14 Adriana Escobar-Chanos District Court Judge Dept. 14 Michael Allan Root District Court Judge Dept. 17 Michael Pasquale Villani District Court Judge Dept. 19 William David Kephart District Court Judge Dept. 22 Jacob Louis Hafter District Court Judge Dept. 22 Susan Holland Johnson District Court Judge Dept. 23 Stefany A. Miley District Court Judge Dept. 24 Anthony Lee Ashby District Court Judge Dept. 24 Joseph Paul Hardy Jr. District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. B . Ellen Jean Bezian District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. B Joseph A Scalia II District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. B . Kristine Brewer District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. B Shann Dee Winesett District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. B Thomas Gilbert Kurtz District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. C . Lynn Neville Hughes District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. C Michele Lynn Mercer District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. D Robert Otto Kurth Jr District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. D . Robert Warren Teuton District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. F William Braulio Gonzalez District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. G Cynthia Dianne Steel District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. H Keith Manning Lyons Jr District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. H Thomas Arthur Ritchie Jr District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. J Kenneth E. Pollock District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. J . Rena G Hughes District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. L Jennifer L. Elliott District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. L Mary Perry District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. L . Paul M Gaudet District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. M William Stanley Potter District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. N Mathew Paul Harter District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. P . Robert Nathan Gibbs District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. P Sandra Louise Pomrenze District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. S . Jason Patrick Stoffel District Court Judge, Family Div. Dept. T Maria Maskall Constable Constable Moapa Valley Leon Frei Constable Moapa Gary L. Leavitt Constable Mesquite Duane L. Thurston Constable Seachlight Jack Cochran Constable Henderson Douglas Hale Constable Henderson Earl Mitchell Constable Henderson Jason A. Malone Constable Henderson John Stites Constable Laughlin Jordan Ross Constable N. Las Vegas Jon Martin Constable Boulder City Steve Hampe Constable Goodsprings Gary P. Rogers

OFFICE CANDIDATE

Governor BrianSandoval Governor Eddie Hamilton Lt. Governor MarkHutchison Lt. Governor Sue Lowden Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske State Treasurer Dan Schwartz State Controller Barry Herr State Controller Cort Arlint State Controller Ron Knecht Attorney General Adam Laxalt State Senate District 8 Clayton Kelly Hurst State Senate District 8 Lisa Myers State Senate District 8 Patricia Farley State Senate District 9 Becky Harris State Senate District 9 David Shoen State Senate District 9 Ron Q. Quilang State Senate District 9 Vick Gill State Senate District 12 Joe Hardy State Senate District 20 Carl Bunce State Senate District 20 Michael Roberson State Senate District 21 Ron McGinnis State Assembly Dist. 1 Roger ‘Oz’ Baum State Assembly Dist. 2 John Hambrick State Assembly Dist. 2 Mark Slotta State Assembly Dist. 3 Jesus Marquez State Assembly Dist. 4 Melissa Laughter State Assembly Dist. 4 Michele Fiore State Assembly Dist. 5 Barry Keller State Assembly Dist. 5 Erv Nelson State Assembly Dist. 5 Max Miller-Hooks State Assembly Dist. 5 Stuart BlakeTener State Assembly Dist. 5 Troy W. Archer State Assembly Dist. 7 Brent Leavitt State Assembly Dist. 8 John Moore State Assembly Dist. 9 David M. Gardner State Assembly Dist.10 Shelly M. Shelton State Assembly Dist.13 Paul Anderson State Assembly Dist.14 Matthew Yarbrough State Assembly Dist.15 Benjamin Donlon State Assembly Dist.17 Patrick Mendez State Assembly Dist.19 Chris Edwards State Assembly Dist.19 Frank Tavares State Assembly Dist.19 Laura Bledsoe State Assembly Dist.20 Carol Linton State Assembly Dist.21 Andrew W Coates State Assembly Dist.21 Derek Armstrong State Assembly Dist.22 Lynn D Stewart State Assembly Dist.22 Richard Bunce State Assembly Dist.23 Melissa Woodbury State Assembly Dist.29 Amy Groves State Assembly Dist.29 Steven Silberkraus

State Assembly Dist.34 Victoria Seaman State Assembly Dist.35 Michael Bajorek State Assembly Dist.35 Brent A. Jones State Assembly Dist.36 James Oscarson State Assembly Dist.37 Wesley Duncan State Assembly Dist.41 Vicki Dooling County Commission Dist. E Joe Thibodeau County Commission Dist.E Randy Rose County Commission Dist. F Mitchell T.Tracy County Commission Dist.G Carson Earnest County Commission Dist. G Cindy Lake County Clerk William Hols County Recorder Don Hotchkiss County Treasurer Mike Javornicky

Southern Hills Republican Women Remembering Veterans By Michele Turner

Every third Thursday of the month, a group of SHRW members attend the Internment Services for Veterans who have no family or friends. The service starts at 8:40 am at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City. We usually meet at the Anthem Center at 7:45 to carpool.

If you would like to attend the service, please contact Michele Turner at turner2326@centurylink.net or 606-0983 or Sydney

Ingram at singram6@cox.net or 617-1949. Please be sure to contact Michele or Sydney in advance in the event that there is a cancellation. No soldier should take their final walk alone.

Saturday July 12, 2014 The Venetian Hotel

VIP Reception & Book Signing 5:30 pm Dinner 7:00 pm

For Ticket Information go to www.RepublicanWINPAC.com

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Achievement

Nickie Diersen

Americanism

JoAnn Crouse &

Sydney Ingram

Boutique

Marla Nacon

Caring for America

Andria Coleman

Chaplain

Sydney Ingram

Correspondence

Doris Wallace

Legislative

Rana Goodman

Newsletter Editor

Rana Goodman

Photographer & Historian

Janice Sutcliffe

Publicity

Gaye McDonald

Sunshine

Judy Uebbing

Telephone

Sheri McKay

Veterans Affairs

Sydney Ingram

Webmaster

Nickie Diersen

6/1 Maria Maskall

6/5 Joyce Sorensen

6/6 Shirley Blugis

Mavis MacDowell

6/9 Donna Lakers

6/11 Lynn Armanino

Jane Hess

Vickie Wille

Shirley Zeiner

6/14 Fred Arnow

6/16 Richard Scotti

6/18 Lili Lohrli

Barbara Principato

6/19 Kay Frank

6/20 Ann Anderson

John Stites

Favil West

6/23 Lucy Russell

6/26 Lu Friel

6/28 Judy Barnes

Please Remember To Update Your Membership

If you are not yet a member, or if you have a friend or neighbor who you would like to have join us, please attend our next luncheon, and bring a guest. We would love to welcome you as a mem-ber of the Southern Hills Republican Women. You are also free to visit our web site and learn more about us and there you will also find our membership form.

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Membership Dues:

*$40 = Initial full membership, ($25 dues plus $15 for Magnetic name badge). $25.00 Renewals full membership. *$30 Initial Associate membership ($15.00 dues plus $15 magnetic name badge). $15 renewal associate membership.

* Note: members are not obligated to

purchase a magnetic name badge, however , they are encouraged to do so.

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WELCOME

NEW MEMBER Robin Stites

NEW ASSOCIATE MEMBER Martha Kimpel, Barbara Dorsey Keith Lyons, John Stites

QUICK NOTES At

SHRW

SHRW Lapel Pin

Our uniquely-designed SHRW Lapel Pin is available for sale at our Boutique Shop for $5.00.

If you know someone who has been ill, suffered loss or could just use a little cheer, give our Sunshine

Lady, Judy Uebbing a call at 407-8284 or drop her an e-mail at judyrn1799@yahoo.com Judy will send them a card with a few rays of sunshine and good cheer.

May 20, 2014 Leaders with vision solve problems. We know that there is a substantial voter registration gap between Republicans and Democrats in Clark County. That is the result of a greater problem. The greater problem with the Clark County Republican party is that we have allowed ourselves to simply complain about losing elections and blame our elected officials for our failure as a party. The solution is to roll up our sleeves as a party and do the work necessary to win elections by working with our elected officials to grow our party. Ask yourself these two questions: 1-What is your precinct number? 2-Are you a precinct captain? If you are not able to answer these questions, contact Melody Howard. Melody is our Precinct Director for the county party. She can be reached at Melody.Howard@ClarkGOP.org. Once you are able to answer these questions, you are ready to begin to grow the party. The CCRP is working under the RNC Victory 365 program to grow our base. The CCRP is going back to the three basic steps to win elections: 1-Identify the voters 2-Register the voters 3-Get the voters to the polls These are the steps to grow the Republican base. If you want to win elections, then become a precinct captain. I am the precinct captain for precinct 1612 and I have a goal to register 33 people in my precinct. When you see me, ask me why I chose 33 as my target number. Talk is cheap. Action delivers the results needed to turn our government around. Results take time. Steady and con-sistent focus on our objectives will deliver positive results. Let’s get to work! Chairman McKeon

American Flag Etiquette. Flag Day is June 14th

Federal law stipulates many aspects of flag etiquette. The section of law dealing with American Flag etiquette is generally referred to as the Flag Code. Some general guidelines from the Flag Code answer many of the most common questions:

The flag should be lighted at all times, either by sunlight or illuminated at night. The flag should be flown only in fair weather, unless the flag is designed for inclement weather use. The flag should never be dipped to any person or thing. It is flown upside down only as a distress signal. The flag should not be used for any decoration in general. Bunting of blue, white and red stripes is available for these purposes. The blue stripe of the bunting should be on the top. The flag should never be used for any advertising purpose. It should not be embroidered, printed or otherwise impressed on such articles as cushions, handkerchiefs, napkins, boxes, or anything intended to be discarded after temporary use. Advertising signs should not be attached to the staff or halyard. The flag should not be used as part of a costume or athletic uniform, except that a flag patch may be used on the uniform of military personnel, fireman, policeman and members of patriotic organizations. The flag should never have any mark, insignia, letter, word, number, figure, or drawing of any kind placed on it, or attached to it. The flag should never be used for receiving, holding, carrying, or delivering anything. When the flag is lowered, no part of it should touch the ground or any other object; it should be received by waiting hands and arms. To store the flag it should be folded neatly and ceremoniously. The flag should be cleaned and mended when necessary. When a flag is so worn it is no longer fit to serve as a symbol of our country, it should be destroyed by burning in a dignified manner.

Don't forget to bring in any old American flag that you want to retire. We give them to Sydney Ingram and she, in turn, gives them to a Sun City Anthem veteran who belongs to the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW). Each year this SCA veteran takes a Boy Scout troop to a Crematorium Funeral home where they conduct a ceremony while the flags are burned.

CLARK COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY WINNING CLARK COUNTY

5565 S. Decatur Blvd Suite 109, Las Vegas NV 89118 (702) 258-9184 | www.ClarkGOP.org

WEB SITES OF INTEREST Official Nevada State legislative site

www.leg.state.nv.us

Toll free phone: 800-992-0973

National Federation of Republican Women

www.nfrw.org

Nevada Federation of Republican Women

www.nvfrw.org

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CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE Senator Dean Heller Las Vegas office: 702.388.6605 Congressman Joe Heck Las Vegas office : 387-4941 Sen. Joe Hardy jhardy@sen.state.nv.us 775-684-1462(district 12) Sen. Michael Roberson mroberson@sen.state.nv.us(district 5) Assemblyman Lynn Stewart lynnstewart@cox.net (district 5) Assemblywoman Melissa Woodbury 580-6119 (district 23)

In the United States, Flag Day is celebrated on June 14. It commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States, which happened on that day in 1777 by resolution of the Second Continental Congress.The United States Army also celebrates the Army Birthday on this date; Congress adopted "the American continental army" after reaching a consensus position in the Committee of the Whole on June 14, 1775.

In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation that officially established June 14 as Flag Day; in August 1949, National Flag Day was established by an Act of Congress. Flag Day is not an official federal holiday. Title 36 of the United States Code, Subtitle I, Part A, CHAPTER 1, § 110 is the official statute on Flag Day; however, it is at the President's dis-cretion to officially proclaim the observance.

On June 14, 1937, Pennsylvania became the first (and only) U.S. state to celebrate Flag Day as a state holiday, beginning in the town of Rennerdale. New York Statutes designate the second Sunday in June as Flag Day, a state holiday.

Perhaps the oldest continuing Flag Day parade is at Fairfield, Washington. Beginning in 1909 or 1910, Fairfield has held a parade every year since, with the possible exception of 1918, and celebrated the "Centennial" parade in 2010, along with some other commemorative events.

Quincy, Massachusetts has had an annual Flag Day parade since 1952 and claims it "is the longest-running parade of its kind in the nation." The largest Flag Day parade is held annually in Troy, New York, which bases its parade on the Quincy parade and typically draws 50,000 spectators.

COMING EVENTS!!

May 24 /June 6 Early Voting http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/Depts/election/Documents/2014/EV_LegalNotice_RJ_14P.pdf . June 10 Primary Election Day. June 14 Republican Club of Sun City Anthem 10 am. Guest Speaker State Senator Michael Roberson. June 24 SHRW Luncheon. Guest Speaker: Attorney, Robert A. Massi. July12 Republican Club of Sun City Anthem 10 am. Guest Speaker: Wayne Allyn Root. July 12 Red White and Blue GALA; Venetian Hotel; Sponsored by the So. NV Republican Women ’s Club PAC. 5:30 reception dinner following. Key Note speaker Dinesh D’Souza July 22 SHRW Luncheon. Guest Speaker: Charles Munoz, Americans for Prosperity. Aug 09 Republican Club of Sun City Anthem 10 a.m. Guest Speaker: TBA. Aug 26 SHRW Luncheon. Guest Speaker: Congressman Dr. Joe Heck. Sep 13 Republican Club of Sun City Anthem 10 am. Guest Speaker: NV Supreme Court Judge Kris Pickering

Sep 23 SHRW Luncheon. Guest Speaker: Congressman Mark Amodei

Oct 11 Republican Club of Sun City Anthem TBD

Oct 28 SHRW Luncheon Candidates Forum Nov 4th Election Day

Nov 8th Republican Club of Sun City Anthem 10 am- Congressman Mark Amodei

Nov 18th SHRW Luncheon - Speaker to be announced

Dec 9th SHRW Annual Christmas & Chanukah Party

“The Rich Man, The Poor Man, and the Politician” A Tale of Income Inequality There is a rich man and there is a poor man. The rich man makes a $1000 a day. The poor man makes $10 a day. The difference in their income is $1000—$10 = $990 a day. The rich man builds a factory. Now the rich man makes $2000 a day He gives the poor man a job at the factory. Now the poor man makes $100 a day. The difference in there income is $2000—$100 = $1900 a day A politician decides the “income gap” has grown too large. He taxes the rich man $1000 a day, and gives it to the poor man. The rich man can no longer afford to run the factory. He closes the factory. The poor man loses his job. Everything is as it was before. And the politician takes credit for closing “the income gap”

BOUTIQUE Be sure to check out the

sale

at the Boutique table at the June luncheon. We Need to move merchandise in order to make room for new and

pretty items.

Up to 40 off on selected items. See you in June at the Boutique Table.

Marla Nacon Boutique Lady

June 6th Marks the 69th Anniversary of D-Day,

the day of the

Normandy Invasion, 1944 By: Rana Goodman On 6 June 1944 the Western Allies landed in northern France, opening the long-awaited "Second Front" against Hitler's Germany. The Normandy invasion was in a strategically more important region, setting the stage to drive the Germans from France and ultimately destroy the National Socialist regime. It would mark the end of the war the Greatest Generation had ever seen. The landing on the beaches of Normandy was a combined effort of allied forces and it marked the end of the most horrific war of our time, WWII. We honor the veterans of that war, regardless of their homeland and thank them for their service. My own father served under General Mountbatten in that action with the British Combined Ops, The United Kingdom’s form of the US’s Green Beret. I hope he knows how proud I have always been of his service to our homeland as well as to our adopted one, the Untied States. Leading the D-Day operations were: Allied Expeditionary Naval Forces--Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay 21st Army Group--General Sir Bernard L. Montgomery Allied Expeditionary Air Forces--Air Marshal Sir Trafford Leigh- Mallory Supreme Commander--General Dwight D. Eisenhower To hear General Eisenhower’s iconic message, Order of the Day, June 6 1944 click this link: http://www.army.mil/d-day/message.html

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