Respect.
Thanks for posting the close-up of the plaque.
Interesting that they threw the word "sturdy" in there - rather underplays what those guys did.
But I did some hunting and it sure was a tough beast.
Some amazing pics here of ones that made it back after serious or even spectacular damage. http://www.daveswarbirds.com/b-17/contents.htm
My Great Great Uncle had a large firm supplying Percheron Horses throughout the United States, for draft animals for horse cars and omnibuses, mainly. They (my great great great grandfather and his sons) imported and bred Percherons on their farms, and shipped them from this part of town. Even sold well in the South, despite their abolitionist politics.
A Monument (and church) in Holcot to mark the last day of the 2nd Millennium.
The plaque is hard to read and I don't think it'll be legible after long..
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