The only significance to me is that I was told the story. But it was told to me by a veteran of World War 2 and was the sort of story that stood out. Usually, the war stories I've heard have been about lost friends and families, or loved ones that never came home, or the bigger more strategic stories. This one didn't fit any of that, to me it was more about respect, respect for the sacrifices made during war.
Thanks for having a go, will look at yours, might be tomorrow now though, I've played over 40 games today. Been fun though.
Edit - Sleepy Typos