Moonlight postcards have a magic appeal for everyone. In the Golden Age of the postcard they were a mark of any right-thinking town, to show off their modern way of life and their up-to-date streets.
When President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced the D-Day invasion, he said, “They fight not for the lust of conquest. They fight to end conquest. They fight to liberate.” He was talking about men like A. J. “Tony” Chapman, who dedicated his life to teaching the world what an important day it was.