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Once more into the fire, my Lord, once more into the fire, Another one calling to be saved, Lord, what shall I do? Therefore to offer help I go once more into the fire- Danny Speicher.
==We found this quote on MySpace, and It made us think about our experience at the museum. Speicher's words hit the key points of World War II. In his poem, Speicher is saying that even when the soldiers are hurt, they don't let it get them down. They don't let it wreck their faith or mangle their pride. They are willing to stand up for their country. This verse just about summarized the war to us and It brought back the black and white images of the planes we saw with==

==During the War, America launched some of the largest and greatest planes to ever hit the sky. Miss Angela, which was used as a fire bomber in the forest service during the 1960s, is one of twelve B-17s still flying. Pond restored the plane, gave it the marks of the 34th Bomber Group, 8th Air Force, and named it after his granddaughter.== ==We recently visited The Palm Springs air museum and we're able to observe the magnificent work of art. During our trip to the museum we were impressed by beauty of the nose art on The B17. We as a group were fortunate enough to be able to interview a man named Bob Andrade who had exceptional wisdom of the planes art and history of the plane. Andrade said, "All you need is an idea and then to find someone to be able to put that idea into art form."==

and the ruins left behind left us with tears in our eyes. We felt proud our selves, the kind of pride that doesn't fade.

"You can throw wind upon me and try to bury me alive but I will leave something behind that will assure I will never be forgotten"-Jessica Lin

He expressed fire in a vivid way that brought back the black and white images of old time planes taking off on the runway and

Soldiers fought endlessly to protect their country not for pride or honor only because it was their home. A place where their families lived and died. The soldiers became a new kind of family brothers on the field and back home the wives, the lovers, the sisters and the mothers became the care takers and the support groups.