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Good Morning
#cigaraficionado#cigars#cigarlife#cigarlover#cigarworld#cigarsociety#ohyeahthatsgood#espinosaeveryday
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Luxury Cigar Club - Hangry
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Privada Cigar Club - Milk Chocolate Habano
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Limited Cigar Association - Rice and Beans for June 2025
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Espinosa Knuckle Sandwich
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Indian Motorcycle Cigar - Shade
Wrapper - Ecuadorian Shade
Binder - Dominican Republic
Filler - Nicaraguan & Dominican Republic
Med - Med+
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Indian Motorcycle Cigar - Habano
Wrapper - Ecuadorian Connecticut
Binder - Dominican Republic
Filler - DR & Nicaraguan
Med - Med+
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Espinosa - 601 Black
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Gillis Family Cigars - Piece Unique 6x52
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Espinosa - Crema
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LFD Solis
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Master Blend 3
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The Normandy Landings
In this collection of resources, we look at the events of D-Day, 6 June 1944, when the Allies stormed the Normandy beaches in France on the first day of a campaign to free Western Europe from occupation by Nazi Germany during the Second World War (1939-45). We examine the objectives of D-Day, each of the five beaches of the landings in detail, and the experiences of the civilians who found themselves involved in one of the most momentous days in history.
In twenty-eight years of service, three wars, fourteen overseas tours of duty, thousands of faces, only Normandy and D-Day remain vivid, as if it happened only yesterday. What we did was important and worthwhile.
(Charles Sullivan, quoted in Ambrose, 367)
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