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In Flanders fields the poppies blow

Between the crosses, row on row,

- Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, 1915 

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In War: Resolution. In Defeat: Defiance.

▫ palette | dunkirk | anti-war ▫ colors | 211d26 | 70697a | c5c1cc | efe8f9 ▫ font | Agenda bold

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my sexuality: speirs. that’s it. just speirs. everything about him. zim zam goddamn.

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Winters: Talk to me, Luz. How're we looking?

Luz: Sexy, but not like we're trying too hard. Like, sure, we’re trying, but it’s almost effortless.

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Babe, Lieb & Chuck in the Last Patrol

@baeheffron: the bae, the bae and the sloth

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sometimes i forgot how annoying web is like… “where are the rest of the guys?” youre in a war you insensitive fuck

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There’s a war on. Everybody’s got to make sacrifices.

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‘71 Production Still

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‘71 (2015) Director: Yann Demange Cinematographer: Tat Radcliffe

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‘71 Production Still

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ERASE the idea that America saved lives by dropping two atomic bombs on Japan from your minds. ERASE the idea that it was anything more than a political move to scare Russia and also to satiate US curiosity as to the true ability of nuclear weapons. Nagasaki and Hiroshima were not military bases. They were heavily populated civilian cities chosen precisely bc the U.S. wanted to see how many people an atomic bomb could kill in one go. Japan was on the verge of surrendering, the U.S. literally wanted to test out their nuclear weapons on people that they deemed disposable. That is it. If those bombs were dropped by any nation other than the US veryone involved would have been tried as war criminals.

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make me choose: ↳ soldatspeirs asked: lewis nixon or john basilone

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papa roe, mama spina, and their babe

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band of brothers ♠️ the officer ot5:

winters, nixon, welsh, lipton and speirs

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— Ruta Sepetys, Between Shades of Gray (insp.)

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Irrespective of the uniforms we wore, we were all victims

Harry Patch, Soldier of the First World War. (via pagewoman)