Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 24, 2015

Let’s imagine this is in 1917. There was no Christmas in the War in 1918 because the War ended a month before Christmas of that year.

♪♫♪Winter’s eve inGermanyBehind the enemy linesA Sopwith Camel flying lowTrying to make it back in timeCan he make it back in time

Down behind the linesDown behind the linesCan he make it backCan he fake it backOr is he down, down, down, downDown behind the linesDown behind the linesDown♫♪♫

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Merry Christmas to all ツ

That’ll show him, Snoopy.

I feel you Snoopy, In my Thirty year career, I was Deployed for 8 Christmas’s. But luckily not behind Enemy Lines. USN 65-95.

When the Barron was shot down, he was buried with full military honors … by the Allies.

MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYONE!

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!! In 1967 I was in a place that had no lines, but that Christmas I lucked out and got to spend it in Sydney Australia. Greatest Christmas of my life (which has been a long one).

Poor, Ace, of all the placed to be on Christmas Eve.

If you ever get a chance, read Christmas in the Trenches by John McCutcheon. Interesting book based on a true event known as the Christmas Truce…

If he’s behind enemy lines in occupied Paris, perhaps he’ll find his way to a cafe to enjoy a root beer!

That’ll teach him, Snoopy!

Wow… It’s been about 100 years since WWI. Makes you think.

Sure hope that they finish this story line.