"The Greatest Generation" were born around 1900-1924, depending on your sources (no generation has a clear cutoff point, in some sources, I'd be considered a Millennial, but my values align me more with Gen X). They were born and came of age before, during and after WWI. They lined up to fight like their fathers, uncles, brothers for WWII. WWI was fought by the Lost and Greatest (aka GI) Generation.
You need to go do research on generation names and birth years to get a better understanding of who I'm talking about and assigning blame too.
"The Greatest Generation" were born around 1900-1924, depending on your sources (no generation has a clear cutoff point, in some sources, I'd be considered a Millennial, but my values align me more with Gen X). They were born and came of age before, during and after WWI. They lined up to fight like their fathers, uncles, brothers for WWII. WWI was fought by the Lost and Greatest (aka GI) Generation.
You need to go do research on generation names and birth years to get a better understanding of who I'm talking about and assigning blame too.
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