History of Armenia 44: Victor Maghakian
For this month's History of Armenia, Joe and Ani discuss the history of the most decorated Armenian-American military veteran in US history: a midwest Armenian-American named Victor Maghakian who was, without exaggeration, an absolute beast during the Pacific campaign of World War II.
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Victor Transporter, the Armenian Jason Statham.
I would absolutely watch that movie
Fresno mentioned! 馃挭
Joe! I will help you write bits on the naval fighting at Guadalcanal and how shitty it was for the marine pilots (literally and figuratively).
Does a SoulCycle class count as bicycle infrastructure? Because zero meters is shorter than five meters, you know.
What a great story soul love it. I had no idea you were 100% disabled Joe. I know you always mention TBI but I didn't know it hit that bad.
This guy and Joe's old friend who liked to drink and drive shaking hands while trying to shake hands with danger, but can't because they're drunk.
Joe do you watch the new gundam series? A witch from mercury and GQuuuuuux Both are beautiful you鈥檇 enjoy them. WFM is the lesbian dream team and Gquuuux is Hello Alt universe Char thank you for joining us. Also Zeon won the war.
This dude is Armenian Cotton Hill.
Was just about to say that!
Always wondered how movies expected us to believe people can be thrown tens of feet by an explosion and just get up, but I guess they were all a little Armenian
what they forgot to tell you was this guy was the direct inspiration for the regenerating health for Call of Duty: World At War