Aug14
Today is National Navajo Code Talkers Day. The Code Talkers were a group of Native American soldiers who used their own language as an unbreakable code to prevent critical information from being compromised.
As gbenton789 discusses in Native Warriors, several Native American languages were actually used during WWII.
Today, we remember the work done by the brave Code Talkers.
They are heroes.
On June 6, 1944, D-Day the Allied forces landed on Normandy changing the course of the war. Today, we remember the lives lost in that battle, and the bravery of the men who fought in it.
Visit D-Day Beaches in Normandy by janices7
The Old Time Radio Flier 39 “COMPLETE BROADCAST OF D-DAY 1944″ by TheWhistler
Photo by america_1776@verizon.net used by permission CC 2.0
Yummy! Today is National Doughnut Day!!!!
This day was started to commemorate the Salvation Army girls who would serve doughnuts to soldiers during WWII in an effort to boost morale.
So toss your diet out the window this morning and have a donut!
National Doughnut Day by WendyKrick
Zeppole Made Easy, Recipes, Folklore … by Deadicated
How To Make Donuts by DMedley
And for lunch….Krispy Kreme Burger Recipe For The Cheddar Bacon Cheeseburger of Delight! by Treasures-By-Brenda
(Photo by wEnDaLicious used by permission CC 2.0)