I have always admired, Desmond T Doss,Richard B Anderson And, Harold C, Agerholm...
16 May 2020, 02:09
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon 
Most Admired Second World War Hero
Hello, Tonight, I have 1 question for All call of war players: What second world war hero do you admire the most?
By doing so, I believe you are expressing your gratefulness and gratitude for theirs and their Comrades service... Please Answer. I would really like to know that people still remember the Loss,sacrifice, courage and Selflessness of Every Single person who fought for us during the Second world war. Whether They were A Cook, An Infantry men, A fighter pilot or a factory worker,They all sacrificed for You . Remember: Freedom isn't free.
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
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16 May 2020, 02:28
After my father, an infantry officer in the Canadian army who fought in Italy, Captain John Foote, Pilot Officer Andrew Charles Mynarksi, Company Sergeant Major John Robert Osborn, Audie Murphy, and Erwin Rommel.
16 May 2020, 02:33
Great men.... They shall be honored
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
16 May 2020, 02:52
I had a great grandpa who was a officer in the polish army sadly he was killed in the katyn massacre by the russians during ww2. The other soldiers from the polish army were shot and killed in the forest by the russians. This is a tragic story because the russians lied to the polish army telling them they were going home back in Poland which had the polish army excited thinking they were coming home. Little did they know that they would never return home. This left my grandpa and my great grandma wondering for years not knowing what happened back in Poland.
16 May 2020, 02:59
Sorry for your loss
16 May 2020, 03:03
As sad it is i don't think there was any other possible way my bloodline be carried on i guess sacrifices i have to be made. 
16 May 2020, 03:54
Sorry for your loss. your great grandpa was a great man, a remarkable man,defending Poland from both The Soviet Union and The Third Reich,He shall be remembered and honored.... Just as the other 22,000 Executed in the forest...
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
16 May 2020, 04:35
MY great grandfather served on all fronts in the Indian army he survived the war and became one of the best soldiers we ever had .
16 May 2020, 04:52 (edited)
My great grandfather was panzer ace for destroying 23 tanks he surrendered to the British. My great grandmother was in civil defense but passed away in the air raid over Berlin and my grandfather destroyed 3 tanks with an anti-aircraft gun on the outskirts of Berlin and got an Iron cross. It's in a Berlin museum.
18 May 2020, 11:17
Great men... We shall remember!
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
18 May 2020, 12:56
Wow, amazing and courageous man!
18 May 2020, 12:58
Do You Perhaps, Know the Name of This Panzer Ace?
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
18 May 2020, 14:06
Otto Han HeisbergerWarOnTheMoon wrote:
Do You Perhaps, Know the Name of This Panzer Ace?
18 May 2020, 14:17
I have not been able to find any Panzer Ace named "Otto Han Heisberger". You sure that was his name?
blue44elephant wrote:
Otto Han Heisberger
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
18 May 2020, 14:29
I checked the list of top German Panzer aces and also could not find a Heisberger anywhere, and no results for a Otto Han Heisberger in any form. 
18 May 2020, 14:42
Curiousity.....I don't think any man could get away with Putting 23 Tanks out of action without gaining any attention, Online or Not.
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
18 May 2020, 14:45
Try checking the bundeswehr museum digital archives. It was the last year of the conflict so medals were thrown around but only the best one with kills being in hundreds got recognized. I don't know if the archives are available to you but I will add links if possible.WarOnTheMoon wrote:
I have not been able to find any Panzer Ace named "Otto Han Heisberger". You sure that was his name?blue44elephant wrote:
Otto Han Heisberger
18 May 2020, 14:50
Yes, Please give me a link. I would love to hear about Your great grandfather.
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
18 May 2020, 14:50
Last year of the conflict was chaos but there are a LOT of panzer aces with hundreds of destroyed tanks and they don't get attention as much. Mainly because only the digital archives are available but if you go digging around Hamburg and Dortmund then you will find quite a few people with some rare ww2 stuff.WarOnTheMoon wrote:
Curiousity.....I don't think any man could get away with Putting 23 Tanks out of action without gaining any attention, Online or Not.
18 May 2020, 14:53
I myself have obtained quite a few historical Second world war Artifacts.Why? Because I want History to be remembered and Preserved.
Master Sergeant ~ Waronthemoon
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