EARLY: The Spanish American War Part 3: The Stolen Valor of Teddy Roosevelt

Lovecrafts cat was called N*****-Man. Not great stuff, though he seemed to come around a bit before dying.

Guy Gibson of 617 SQn dambusters dog was called n word, this became the SQN ops Call Sign until the 1980s and the dog is still buried at RAF scampton. Yay liam

This may be an incredibly dumb question, but is there actually an episode on the Gallipoli Landing? I searched the feed for "churchill", "Gallipoli" and "Dardanelles" but couldnt find anything

Did anyone design any of the shirt ideas from the episode yet?

You guys missed the Chattanooga Museum of Art on your answers to the question from the Legion

Also, the military procurement system should be a crossover episode with Well There’s Your Problem.

There definitely was a dog whose name was the first half of the N-word, he’s memorialized on the war dog monument at a library on Quantico.

Have you considered what if tiddy rosevelt?

Both the dog and the cat you're thinking of were named ******. Also the dog belonged to a British bomber squadron.

Remember, according to the documentary "Deadliest Warrior" Teddy Rosevelt would beat T.E Lawrence, with their "Incredibly rigorous testing" determining that the gatling gun is actually better than a maxim gun (?!?), the SMLE was on par with the Krag (Reminder, the krag didnt even have fucking stripper clips and had the shortest service history of any US main line rifle, whereas some countries still use the SMLE in some capacity i.e wildlife control or military police) and that Teddy was "more brave" than T.E Lawrence because he met the enemy head on and didnt rely on guerilla tactics like Lawrence.