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| American hero Virginia Hall |
From National Women's History Museum: "World War II spy Virginia Hall was born April 6, 1906, in Baltimore,
Maryland. As part of her education, she attended schools in France,
Germany and Austria. In 1931, at the end of her studies, she was
appointed as a Consular Service clerk at the American Embassy in
Warsaw, Poland. Hall had hoped to pursue a career in Foreign Service,
but suffered an unfortunate accident during a hunting trip which
resulted in the loss of her lower leg. Her injury disrupted her plans
for a diplomatic career and she resigned from the Department of State
in 1939."
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Some of you may remember I've posted a couple of times on Samuel Whittemore. I don't believe I've ever posted about Virginia Hall. You should get to know her. She trained a battalion of French Maquisards--with a prosthetic leg. She was one tough broad.
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| General "Wild Bill" Donovan giving Hall a medal for bravery under fire |
We will need more 'tough broads' like Hall in the coming months and years. Know any candidates?
Contact your local Patriot cell.
Tempus fugit
Patriots: Organize, Prepare, Train!
(get ready for the upcoming North American live-fire exercises coming
soon complete with plague, pestilence, race riots (right now!) and ISIL terrorist
attacks and eventual Chinese invasion.
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