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SC ESGR Hosts the annual Employer Appreciation Luncheon, honoring those employers who have gone above and beyond in their support of Guard and Reserve employees.

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On this day in 1918, 10 Allied divisions surprise and shatter the German line at Amiens, France, inflicting 30,000 casualties in just one day. 2 million Allied and German soldiers are killed, wounded, or captured in the Hundred Days Offensive, but the campaign ends WWI.

Today would have been the 100th birthday of Yankee manager - and U.S. Army Major - Ralph Houk. When the US entered WWII, he enlisted in the Army, seeing combat during the Battle of the Bulge. He then returned to the diamond, leading the Yankees to two World Series championships.

On this day in 1944, LT Joseph P. Kennedy (yes, the older brother of Pres. John F. Kennedy) straps into a Navy Liberator bomber for a top-secret mission to target German submarine pens. However, his plane explodes before Kennedy and his copilot could jump, killing both crew.

On this day in 1961 East German troops close off the streets between Soviet and Western areas of Berlin. Crews begin tearing up the roads and installing barricades. Soon, concrete walls, guard towers, dogs, and anti-vehicular emplacements will surround the city - the Berlin Wall

Happy National Airborne Day! One of -- if not, THE -- coolest jumps in history took place on this day when U.S. Air Force captain Joseph W. Kittinger, Jr. rides a balloon up to 102,800 feet, then steps out of the gondola for a four-and-a-half minute free-fall.

Today we honor Maj. Arthur G. Bonifas and 1st Lt. Mark Barrett, who were brutally murdered by North Korean soldiers 43 years ago in one of many acts of war committed by the communists since the armistice of 1953.

As the 18th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, today we honor FDNY Fire Marshal Ronald Bucca, who was also a 29-year veteran of the U.S. Army. Bucca was one of 343 firemen that lost their lives that day. Son Ronald Jr. followed in his footsteps, also becoming a Green Beret.

On this day in 1944, a 21-man OSS force led by Lt. Cmdr. Frank Wisner parachutes into Romania, coordinating the rescue operation of well over 1,000 American POWs. B-17 bombers will ferry the freed airmen back to US bases in Italy before they can fall into Soviet hands

Today we remember Capt. Raymond P. Salzarulo Jr who was killed when his F-4C Phantom was shot down by an enemy surface-to-air missile over North Vietnam on this day in 1966. Although no parachutes were spotted Salzarulo’s pilot, 1st Lt John H. Nasmyth Jr lived and became a POW

156 years ago on this date: the Battle of Chickamauga begins in earnest, which produces the second-highest amounts of casualties during the Civil War (after Gettysburg). victoryinstitute.net/blogs/utb/2019…