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FDR: “But today I wish to say that in all my travels, at home and abroad, it is the sight of our soldiers and sailors and…”

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But today I wish to say that in all my travels, at home and abroad, it is the sight of our soldiers and sailors and their magnificent achievements which have given me the greatest inspiration and the greatest encouragement for the future.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

Editor's note · Context

Roosevelt expresses admiration for the bravery and accomplishments of American soldiers during World War II.

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