Motivational Poster Thread (warning content)

He also said that the market for computers would be quite small, I mean who would want to have a computer in their home. The demand for all forms of communication and data manipulation has always been underestimated, books, printing press, newspapers, telegraph, telephones, radio, TV, computers, copiers, internet, cell and smart phones, etc., everyone always assumed that only the rich and powerful would, could or needed to use the "latest" tech. Hell, some caveman probability said the same thing about speech.

 

But Ted Jr. did die from his heart problem on July 12, 1944 a month after he led his men ashore on D-Day. The only General Officer to come ashore on the initial landing. He recieved the Medal Of Honor among many other awards, and was approved for promotion to Major General (two stars) but died before it could be done. He's buried in the American Cemetary in Normand next to his younger brother, 2nd Lt. Quentin Roosevelt, a pilot who had been shot down over France earlier. He was survived by his son, Captain Quentin Roosevelt II, who was with him ln his final days. He was 56 when he died, a true hero. He carried the family name very well.