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enlistment vs. casualities ww2
Title: enlistment vs. casualities ww2
Category: History
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enlistment vs. casualities ww2
Enlistment vs.
Casualties
Nick Bigott
Independent writers
Organization
U.S.; here in our great nation 4,734,991 young men have enlisted in our army, out of those 4,724,991; 130,588 have been killed in action and or have been reported missing.
Our government is sending men to their deaths by sending them into a war that we never should have been involved in. Our great government is sending our brothers, our fathers, and our sons to there deaths. Why are …showed first 75 words of 291 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 291 total…lives of over 110,000 men. Those men fighting for an army not of there own home country but that of another country. As clearly stated in the “Monroe Doctrine” that we told Europe to stay out of the Western Hemisphere, we should have taken our own advice and kept out of the Eastern Hemisphere.
If you do not agree with me that is ok because that is your own opinion as well as this is mine
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