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Remembrance Day
WW1 ended on this day 94 years ago.
Ncie' i SIGNS
CEASEFIRE
EFFECTIVE AFTER LI
I AAM
Ncie' i SIGNS
CEASEFIRE
E F FECT IVE AFT E R I)
IN MEMORY OF GEORGE LAWRENCE PRICE.
CANADIAN SOLDIER CONSIDERED TO BE THE LAST
VICTIM IN WWI. WHO WAS SHOT BY A GERMAN
SNIPER AT 10: , TWO MINUTES BEFORE THE
END OF WAR
CEASEFIRE
EFFECTIVE AFTER LI
I AAM
Ncie' i SIGNS
CEASEFIRE
E F FECT IVE AFT E R I)
IN MEMORY OF GEORGE LAWRENCE PRICE.
CANADIAN SOLDIER CONSIDERED TO BE THE LAST
VICTIM IN WWI. WHO WAS SHOT BY A GERMAN
SNIPER AT 10: , TWO MINUTES BEFORE THE
END OF WAR
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#18
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dirigiblequixote (11/12/2012) [+]
(2 replies)
Somebody on Funnyjunk not only knows about Remembrance Day, but made a decent comic about it?
. . . there are no words.
. . . there are no words.
#10
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mecookiemonster (11/12/2012) [-] Canadian Soldier's dieing words "sorry my watch was wrong..."
#41
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switchblayde (11/12/2012) [+]
(4 replies)
George Lawrence Price was actually the last soldier of the BRITISH EMPIRE killed in World War 1. Canada was still part of Great Britain at the time.
The actual title of FINAL casualty of World war 1 goes to an American from Baltimore named Henry Nicholas John Gunther. As his unit approached a German roadblock, he charged the enemy on November 11th at 10:59 AM with his bayonet, against his supervisor's orders. The Germans waved him off, but he kept on charging. They fired warning shots until he got too close, and eventually sprayed him with MG fire. It was suspected that he obsessed over a prior demotion and wanted to "get right" with his superiors, thus causing the suicidal dash towards the enemy.
With all due respect though, have a green thumb.
The actual title of FINAL casualty of World war 1 goes to an American from Baltimore named Henry Nicholas John Gunther. As his unit approached a German roadblock, he charged the enemy on November 11th at 10:59 AM with his bayonet, against his supervisor's orders. The Germans waved him off, but he kept on charging. They fired warning shots until he got too close, and eventually sprayed him with MG fire. It was suspected that he obsessed over a prior demotion and wanted to "get right" with his superiors, thus causing the suicidal dash towards the enemy.
With all due respect though, have a green thumb.
#39
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waffies (11/12/2012) [+]
(2 replies)
"Only two minutes left till ceasefire?!? START SHOOTING!!"
#173
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obitusprimaris (11/12/2012) [+]
(9 replies)
I guess you could say he should have stayed
all quiet on the eastern front
all quiet on the eastern front
