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William Alvey
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Sleaford, Lincolnshire. Katılım Ekim 2013
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5 million 50p coins struck to celebrate King Charles III’s #coronation will enter circulation through banks and @PostOffice branches from today.
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Funding is available to support first time events held in North Kesteven, don't miss out on this opportunity. Find out more information on how to apply here: n-kesteven.gov.uk/have-your-say/… #UKSPF #LevellingUp

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On December 23, 1944, First Lieutenant John Robert Fox established an observational post in the Italian town of Sommocolonia, which was under threat from Nazi forces.
Being part of the sole Black infantry division in the U.S. Army that engaged in combat during World War II, this was 29-year-old Fox's first time on the front lines. For three consecutive days, he held his position, guiding artillery fire against German forces and aiding numerous American soldiers in their retreat.
However, on December 26, the Germans initiated a fierce assault. Outnumbered and running low on ammunition, Fox made the ultimate sacrifice by ordering an artillery strike on his own location.
Fully aware of the impending consequences, he made this call to eliminate numerous Nazi soldiers and facilitate his fellow soldiers' escape. As the soldier who received this dire request recounted, Fox's final command was, "Fire it! There's more of them than there are of us. Give them hell!"
A week later, Fox's body was found amidst the remains of about 100 German soldiers.

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bbc.co.uk/news/world-asi…
Maybe we can get one to visit the Reception classes in September for the Teddy Bears' picnic?
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