The greatest generation

In these crazy times, there are plenty of things we can learn from our grandparents and great-grandparents.

Boothville ,Louisiana 1938. Young men determinedly similar in dress & manner. Note pre-modern teeth - no Hollywood keyboards in 1938 Boothville.

The group of people who won World War II are called the "Greatest Generation." Wondering what generation characteristics made up these remarkable people? All Pro Dad shares 5 things we can learn from America’s Greatest Generation.

There's an "imbalance in the housing market" — young buyers want modern designs, open plans and walkable communities but that's not what boomers are selling.

Silent Generation, generation of people sandwiched between the “Greatest Generation,” which fought World War II, and the “baby boomers,” the generation born during the surge in births in the United States and other countries in the years immediately following the war. The range of birth years

What Can the Greatest Generation Teach Millennials? via The Survival Mom -- The Greatest Generation had already learned and mastered some simple solutions to problems that seem to befuddle the younger leaders in our world. #millennials #greatestgeneration #advice #oldtimeadvice

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30 Awesome Vintage Military Nurse Recruiting Posters. The American government put a lot of thought and artistic talent into creating posters to try and recruit women for nurse service through the Red Cross. It only makes sense that they would put just as much effort in attempting to recruit women to fix up the American boys when they get wounded in the war effort.

This is a picture of my great grandparents, William and Lucille Willis, the first five of their nine children and my great great grandmother who lived

Generation X, children of the tail end of the Greatest Generation and the beginning of the Baby Boomers, were born between 1965 and 1981. rn

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Generation X was born between the mid-1960s and the early-1980s, after baby boomers and before millennials.