Americans, which is the earliest war that you can remember?

Which war is the earliest that you can remember?


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I can't help but notice the lack of wars listed for the 1980s. Except for Grenada, and some covert support for third world bush wars, the Reagan years were among the most peaceful this country has had in modern times.

The 80s rocked!
 
I don't know a lot of our wars. What the hell is Grenada? That sounds like a delicious desert. I vaguely remember Clinton had something about a desert, then there was the neverending war that we've been in since W.
 
World War 2, because my father was in the Army and fighting in Europe and I remember scrap metal drives - washing cans, removing their bottoms and flattening the cans so they would take up less room in the containers they were piled into. I was almost six years old and getting ready to start first grade when I read and heard about nuclear bombs falling on Japan.
 
I don't know a lot of our wars. What the hell is Grenada? That sounds like a delicious desert. I vaguely remember Clinton had something about a desert, then there was the neverending war that we've been in since W.

The U.S. invaded in order to oust the communist leader.
 
World War 2, because my father was in the Army and fighting in Europe and I remember scrap metal drives - washing cans, removing their bottoms and flattening the cans so they would take up less room in the containers they were piled into. I was almost six years old and getting ready to start first grade when I read and heard about nuclear bombs falling on Japan.

Wait, what? Then you're in your 70s or someshit! Bullshit.
 
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Originally Posted by Boxlicker101
World War 2, because my father was in the Army and fighting in Europe and I remember scrap metal drives - washing cans, removing their bottoms and flattening the cans so they would take up less room in the containers they were piled into. I was almost six years old and getting ready to start first grade when I read and heard about nuclear bombs falling on Japan.


Wait, what? Then you're in your 70s or someshit! Bullshit.

I'm 73. Why would that be bullshit? :confused:
 
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Originally Posted by Boxlicker101
World War 2, because my father was in the Army and fighting in Europe and I remember scrap metal drives - washing cans, removing their bottoms and flattening the cans so they would take up less room in the containers they were piled into. I was almost six years old and getting ready to start first grade when I read and heard about nuclear bombs falling on Japan.




I'm 73. Why would that be bullshit? :confused:

i'm loving your avy yo
 
Mogadishu might count, but Haiti was hardly a war.

We where 30 minutes from jumping in till the military threw off their uniforms and hid. We landed, but still took sporadic sniper fire, and brief engagements for 6 months. By we... I include myself.
 
I can't help but notice the lack of wars listed for the 1980s. Except for Grenada, and some covert support for third world bush wars, the Reagan years were among the most peaceful this country has had in modern times.

The 80s rocked!
That was because of Vietnam.
 
The First Gulf.

I was really, really young and only remember vague mentions of it. I certainly didn't have any interest in it at three, but I do remember people around me being interested in it.

But then, I remember a lot of things from then I was three. Like when I figured out how to mentally undress my preschool teacher.
 
We where 30 minutes from jumping in till the military threw off their uniforms and hid. We landed, but still took sporadic sniper fire, and brief engagements for 6 months. By we... I include myself.

You may as well have landed in Chicago.
 
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