These old guys can still do it. How about you??
This should put a smile on your face....While waiting for a flight at Washington, D.C. Ronald Reagan National Airport, two World War II veterans proved they can still boogie! The men were in D.C. as part of an HonourFlight – a service that provides free flights to veterans so that they can tour the war memorials in the nation's capital.A group of three women known as the Three Ladies of Liberty began entertaining the vets with their rendition of The Andrews Sisters 1940’s hit "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy."That's when one of the vets stood up and provided some entertainment of his own, showing off some impressive - and unexpected - dance moves.He was soon joined by another veteran who went straight for the ladies as they sang the iconic wartime song.A 2 min. video was posted to YouTube and has become an instant hit . The Greatest Generation indeed.Sound up, click link, watch full screen, ENJOY then pass it along...
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Good for these old farts. A little lighthearted clean fun at the airport is fine with me....especially after all the shit these "greatest generation" men went through.
Lots of 18, 19 year old wide-eye kids sent by their govt. to partake in the horrors of war. They had very rough upbringings for the most part during the Great Depression, yet willingly accepted their duty and helped liberate Europe and then took care of the god damn Japs with two booms heard across the world.
They came back from the war, used the GI bill to get their educations, and got on with the business of building this greatest country on Earth.
God damn it if they don't deserve to have fun....these tough SOBs earned it, and then some.
God bless 'em all. Thanks to their service, we are not speaking German today as our official language.
Mike Hawk
More military worship and reactionary masturbation by those who want to live in the good old days of bygone eras.
Thank God these right wing military types are living in an ever shrinking bubble.
JDONCBUS
Republicans love the military...provided they and their children don't have to serve within it.
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