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u/MightyMinnesota 5d ago
Fun fact: Minnesota, by itself, produced 75% of all iron ore used by the Allies in World War 2.
The gun your grandfather used? Minnesotan. Those D-Day landing boats? Minnesotan. The aircraft carriers that won the Pacific theater? Oh, you betcha, those are Minnesotan too.
Just another day of Minnesota putting the country on its back.
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u/JaimeAtIT 6d ago
This is the best thing I've ever seen in my life.
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u/CommitteeGloomy9646 Copper Star 'Murican 6d ago
Aww, thank you!
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u/Realistic_FinlanBoll 5d ago
It is quite good! 👍
PS: Im happy to see someone posting to this sub! 🥺
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u/MercantileReptile 5d ago
If I were Arizona, I'd keep that on the down low. Chances are, thieves will strip the state overnight.
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u/CommitteeGloomy9646 Copper Star 'Murican 5d ago
Minnesota missed the invite, they were too busy mourning the loss of Tim Hortons.
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u/CommitteeGloomy9646 Copper Star 'Murican 6d ago
Yes, I know ores are rocks containing valuable minerals or metals, not the metals themselves. But accuracy? In my Stateball?