King George V invitation
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During
war time, American soldiers stationed overseas were treated as
brothers by the men of the Allied counties they were visiting
and fighting with. Men united over common goals and shared their
homes with the soldiers. For the Americans, and on behalf of the
British Isles, King George V held formal dinners to show his appreciation
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