Laverne Dombrowski Burns

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I understand that to honor the men who died to liberate the island. Let us also remember we had control of this Iland from 1898. We had to evaculate at the beginning of World War II. Once again the sacrifice that Americans have given were great and should be honored. But we must not forget that the Guam National Guard at this time is in the Afriaca Horm. A place that we should pay too much attention. They also must be honored by us at least see what's behind.

I think it was a reparationact who was 45. That perhaps some survivors and familes need not get the same treatment as others. Again I am not sure of the facts on all of this and iwoulkd be interested to know them.

It should be noted from Wilki "The Republican Party is a political party in Guam affiliated with the United States Republican Party. At the gubernatorial elections of the fifth of November 2002, its candidate Felix Camacho won 55.2% of popular vote and became governor. At the last legislative elections, on the second of November 2004, the party won nine out of 15 seats. Lieutenant Governor Kaleo Moylan, Attorney-General Douglas Moylan and the majority of the 28th Guam Legislature, belong to the party. Likewise, most of the mayoral positions on the island are held by Republicans."

And if memory serves, there is precedent in regards to the Koreans who were taken as sex slaves (I believe Korea and China were unable to seek reparations at one point, too, and would stand to be corrected).

I do agree American taxpayers paid enough with blood and treasure. However, American politicians really did stick it to our nationals on Guam and elsewhere.A little effort on Japan and the State Department could mitigate harm he has inflicted long ago. Germany has certainly speeded up to the plate to compensate for the Slavic and Jewish populations that shot.

As I wrote yesterday, it's not cut and dried at all, but agree with the sentiment that it should not be the people of the United States pays here, although there is a wrong horrible to be rectified.

My father was about 1 / 4 inch to be on this list.

D-Day in Guam, my late father landed with the H & S Battery, 1st Battalion, Marines twelfth. While on the beach waiting to move up (and not wearing his helmet), a bullet skimmed over his head close enough to make his hair jump. One or more of the people with him saw it. He never felt a thing. A little lower, and Cpl. Harris would have died in 1944, not 1993.

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