6on6It is  time for Six on the Sixth

The writing prompt is brought to us by Adam Ickes.  You can read all about participating with up to ten six word stories at the link above.  This month’s theme words are:

Bend  Desire  Fortune  Old  King  End

Since this month I am in the midst of the annual Blogging from A to Z Challenge, I will present the six words above in six separate six word stories.  These stories will all contain a word beginning with the letter “E” (today’s letter) and all stay within my theme for the challenge, World War 2.  Does it sound impossible.  It did to me at the beginning.

A War Victory Parade

Eisenhower’s car came around the bend.

General Dwight D. Eisenhower waves from automobile in parade to people in buildings above / World Telegram photo by Fred Palumbo.

General Dwight D. Eisenhower waves from automobile in parade to people in buildings above / World Telegram photo by Fred Palumbo.

A Colossal Military Disaster

Britain’s desire was to evacuate Dunkirk.

Evacuation of Dunkirk

Evacuation of Dunkirk

Effected the Outcome of the War

World’s fortuneenigma code was cracked.

Enigma Machine

Enigma Machine

Racing to Serve

The eighteen year old men enlisted.

Men lining up to join the armed forces after Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941

Men lining up to join the armed forces after Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941

The King’s Speech

King George addressed England by radio.

King George

 

Hiroshima

Enola Gay will end the war.

6 responses

  1. jazzytower says:

    What a time that was! Crazy!

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  2. Arlee Bird says:

    You captured some highlights in E. I was a very young child during the Eisenhower years. The Presidency. politics, and Eisenhower were all mysteries to me then and in many ways remain rather mysterious though now on a more ridiculous level.

    Arlee Bird
    A to Z Challenge Co-host
    A Faraway View

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  3. Birgit says:

    What a great way to showcase all the words-very original and imaginative

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  4. Sue Archer says:

    Wow, you’ve done such a great job with this! I love the Enola Gay picture.

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  5. Adam Ickes says:

    Excellent glimpse into the past.

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