Talk:Richard B. Anderson

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A very nice start, and you've even included a picture and Medal citation. But I'm wondering about the use of the phrase "sacrificed his life during World War II." Isn't that just a bit POV? I mean, would you have written it that way if it were a Japanese soldier? I am American, and a historian, and I fully understand and respect the feeling we all have about this era of our history - an age of glory and honor and heroism and all that... I'm not sure it's 100% inappropriate to use this phrase, but we should think about it. LordAmeth 10:03, 26 October 2006 (UTC)

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Talk:Richard B. Anderson

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