The people of this Nation have a right to be proud of the courage and fighting ability of the men in the armed forces--on all fronts.
FDR: “The people of this Nation have a right to be proud of the courage and fighting ability of the men in the armed…”
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Roosevelt emphasizes the pride and bravery of American soldiers during World War II.
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