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Interesting fact about Operation Mincemeat: in a 1956 film made about it, The Man Who Never Was, Montagu did not play himself but instead plays the role of an Admiral who initially rejects the idea of Mincemeat from the actor playing Montagu and berates him for the idea.
@@juanfrommcdonalds4242 I was going to put a comment asking them to cover Garbo then I notice this, Garbo is the best spy in the world and I can't be convinced otherwise
Im at about the 1 hour mark. Idk if it gets mentioned later, but they also went out of their way to make the Spanish hesitant to perform an autopsy by using his pocket litter to imply he was a Roman Catholic, a religion shared by most of Spain at that time that specifically banned autopsies as a form of corpse mutilation. So it wasn't just a nat 20 on a charisma check, they already didn't want to do the autopsy anyway.
WW2: “You can’t just fake an entire spy network by yourself to make the opposition troll themselves out of spite!” “Garbo” the Spy: “F*ckin’ watch me.”
Tonite On Ridiculous Gear: DK learns that WW2 was a real event and not just a setting for the Wolfenstein series, Bricky starts consuming large amounts of Mincemeat for preparation for this video before told that Operation Mincemeat was a military operation, not a food eating contest and Shy uses Rat Poison for a little bit of trolling.
This one checks all 4 of those except the cryptids.... If the SOE could of arranged for a mermaid to transport him to shore for the Spanish to find I'm sure they would of though....
In case DK sees this. I highly recommend looking up Garbo The Spy. It is another Deception WW2 story and one of my favorite in the entire war. It is proof of how much you can do out of spite.
@@loonylenny Probably because MWM scared him off. Hopefully not, us WWII gamers are actually really welcoming folk and know enough about the history behind our games to not fall for the insidious ideologies featured in said history. Duncan Rhodes is into it too, by the way.
Im shocked you guys haven’t talked about Juan Garcia AKA “Garbo the Spy”. Man would have made Alpharius proud with all the tomfoolery he was up to during WW2! Loved the vid and I can’t wait to see what you do next!!
I think the setup to D-Day could also be another good topic to touch on, since there was also a massive deception campaign there, similar to Mincemeat in purpose but ludicrously larger in scale.
If you liked this, look up the story of the incredibly annoyed Spaniard that accidentally became a spy and helped make D-day successful. It’s just as entertaining of a story.
Just want to take a second to say that I appreciate this episode because a shared trait we have here is that no matter the context, any time someone ever in any way mentions Greece we immediately get unbelievably hyped. Thanks DK 👍
I think laser pig put it best when it came to British in World War 2. They were so pressed down to the line that they literally decided to Chuck everything including the kitchen sink trying to see what would work essentially taking what he called the path of Wallace and grommet. No matter how Absurd or insane the idea was they were more than willing to give ita go. Also it was a wonderful act of kindness on all sides That the man was buried with the full military honors of a major within the British military and was given All of The proper rites.
I was just literally listening to him explain the crusader tank and talking about the home guard Wallace and grommeting they're way out of a situation if Germany had managed to invade them fully
yeah literally Bri'ish at that time has chucking random Bullshit to see if they halt Hitler down which it did, in a hilarious wallace and grommet shenanigans
Hey one of my favourite stories of WW2. And another reason why History is usually better then fiction at times. When I get home from Work I’m definitely gonna get the husband to throw this on while I get my painting station set up!!
I love warhammer, but I'm not too interested in all of the lore so I don't watch all of them but detecttive ridiculous? watch all of them. I love it. Keep it up!
Oh, Wales! My time to shine! Glyndwr is the name of a old hero who wanted the Welsh to be free from the English, since the world was ending in 1400. Allegedly. More importantly, your pronunciation is rather close! Glyn is spot on! dwr, or water in Welsh, is a bit off. the W sound in welsh is like the oooh noise someone would say when in awe of something. As for the town name, Aberbargoed, it's also sorta close. I'll split is up. Aber, meaning the spot where the river meets the sea. Pronounced correctly. Bar, which... shares the English word, so don't worry! and coed, which means trees. Think of it like... the OI sound when a copper says "OI,OI,OI". A-ber-bar- g-OI-d. Hope this helps! Dear god I hope that I don't come off as pretentious. I just love my language a bit much, sorry.
There was actually a play made about this where the main character is the homeless man trying to work out who he was before his death to see if he was worthy of getting into heaven.
Do you mean in the same style as the movie it's a wonderful life? Cause I would genuinely pay good money to see that in theaters if it was done with the same kind of Passion that they did dunKirk with
@@lornbaker1083 I think so (never seen that film), as i remember it was adapted to a radio drama on the bbc if you want to find it, original was produced by cardboard citizens and written by Adrien Jackson.
Having boated through the Bermuda Triangle and indeed seen some strange things, I'd love DK to explore some of the more mysterious disappearances and such related to the triangle.
According to my Bermudian girlfriend, it's all pretty much bullshit, the amount of things lost there is about average of you take into account the fact it's one of the busiest shipping routes in the world and a pretty large area. There really is nothing there.
Man hearing about this it’s kinda nice that the man who was so key in this was given high honors and respect. Just wish he could have felt some of it when he was still around.
Y'all should do the hero of our time and his mechanical stead: the Killdozer. Fighting against a corrupt city government and sticking it to the man without harming any innocence and costing the government millions.
I've heard that he was not as heroic as some reports would lead one to believe, and according to actual footage and eyewitness reports of the Killdozer he was trying very hard to harm a number of people, he was just a terrible shot. Remember the bit where he tried to blow up part of the town? Still should be an episode, though.
Fun fact, Goebbels didn't leave his opinion that Mincemeat was a load of shit in his diaries alone. In fact he voiced his concerns to Hitler and told him that everything sounded way too fishy and convinient. And Hitler just told him "shut up nerd" and ignored his concerns. So this was even bigger of an L for the Third Reich that you'd think
"Like toothpaste squeezed fresh from the tube" - Sounds like he's referring to himself as fresh, clean, etc. Well put together. Perhaps even ready for action?
~15:00 In a similar vein, Paul Linebarger wrote the literal textbook on Psychological Warfare (still used to this day). He was also charged with making job requirements for a Korean War psy-ops expert, which he wrote to match his resume. He is better known by his pen name Cordwainer Smith. Most of his stories involve psychic bureaucrats and love/religion overcoming unthinking bigotry. He's had a subtle cultural influence, for example coining the term "Human Instrumentality" and being referenced in Serial Experiments Lain, Log Horizon, and Outlaw Star.
Once again I'd like to put forward the Death Valley Germans for consideration; once you consider all the sources and theories of the time you can get a bunch of mystery from it. But in and of itself it's not that interesting, until you consider that the guy who cracked the cold case, singlehandedly, has his old blog posts about the search (so his actual info) just... on his early 2000's style website. It's a great read.
Operation Mincemeat, AKA A Weekend at Bernhard's EDIT: As a Spaniard myself, here's a lil' nitpick, the H in "Huelva" is mute. It's a beautiful city, it's just an hour a half long drive from where I live.
For anyone wondering mince meat is an engilish slang term for its fucked eg Scott got caught in a thresher hes mince meat, and DK's english accent is getting good enough to pass
The underside zenithal on your beard on your beard commercial was so distracting 😂😂, omf I'm just joking , but seriously who scared you. Ty guys legit always fun to listen and watch
I would love to see an episode of detective ridiculous where they cover a bunch of failed weapon prototypes and plans, I would love to see bricky’s reaction to the rocket propelled wagon wheel or the literal US weapon project code named “who me?”
St Pancras, as in the hospital mentioned, was the 14 year-old son of a rich Roman in the 300's. He converted to Christianity and wouldn't renounce his faith, so he was beheaded by the authorities. He's the Patron Saint of children.
My Grandad on my Dads side was in the Big Red 1. He enlisted after Pearl Harbor as a Sergent and his first tour was in the North African campaign. He took part in the invasion of Sicily, and by the time D-Day came around he'd gotten a commission. By the time of the Battle of the Bulge he'd made Captain where he earned his highest accolades and ended up back state side selling war bonds and recruiting for the rest of his contract.
Bricky / DK, keep in mind, with all the silly puns and descriptions, this was also the era of the British "Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" (ie. the Special Operations Executive) that also counted Christopher Lee as its members.
Upon looking at that Chumly guy, not gonna attempt to spell it right, the toothpaste description makes sense. Slicked back hair, slim and long, shiney and clean.
For anyone curious, there was a fantastic movie on Operation Mincemeat that came out last year! Literally called Operation Mincemeat. Goes more into detail on just how much effort they put into making this believable. Would reccomended
As a fat electrician once told me, it's never a war crime the first time.... Also, I teared up at the respect shown for Glyndwr and his service. Absolutely incredible.
If you guys are doing history-ish things occasionally, and taking suggestions, might I recommend the life of proffesional Russian Crazyperson Roman von Ungern-Sternberg.
This was excellent! WW2 history is great! Check out Operation Gunner Side, when ally commandos stopped the Nazi from building a nuke without firing a single shot.
Something rarely known that Operation Mincemeat helped: in 1944, the British did the same thing, this time putting the real D-Day landing plans on the body, knowing full well that the German reaction would be “I’m not falling for this shit again”, thus helping Operation Fortitude.
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With the toothpaste thing I took it as he meant he was minty fresh.
Interesting fact about Operation Mincemeat: in a 1956 film made about it, The Man Who Never Was, Montagu did not play himself but instead plays the role of an Admiral who initially rejects the idea of Mincemeat from the actor playing Montagu and berates him for the idea.
Interesting
Lol brits
@@adamstephens5964 how do these two words so perfectly explain about 90% of our country? Almost everything can be boiled down to "lol, Brits"!
"This idea is stupid and I hate you Montagu!"
-Montagu
Man played his own self doubt in a movie, amazing
“It’s not like the British had a direct line to Hitler.”
Distant Spanish farmer laughter
man I would absolutely love to see them cover Garbo
@@juanfrommcdonalds4242 I was going to put a comment asking them to cover Garbo then I notice this, Garbo is the best spy in the world and I can't be convinced otherwise
I HOPE TO GOD THEY COVER GARBO.
Garbo is the guy that was code named Bovril right?
“Even in death, I still serve” -Glyndwr Michael
"I am already dead, how am I going to ser...oh." -Glyndwr Michael
for the emperor!
it is an honor to be the 69th like on this comment
@@neptunauto40 Technically correct as the King of England was Emperor of India at the time.
bro inspire every dreadnaught's YEARS later
The fact that Bricky didn't say "bamboozle" once this episode has made all other Mirage mains very sad
Im at about the 1 hour mark. Idk if it gets mentioned later, but they also went out of their way to make the Spanish hesitant to perform an autopsy by using his pocket litter to imply he was a Roman Catholic, a religion shared by most of Spain at that time that specifically banned autopsies as a form of corpse mutilation. So it wasn't just a nat 20 on a charisma check, they already didn't want to do the autopsy anyway.
1. Love the tidbit!
2. Your device tweaked "from " into "fork"
I quite like how DK really got the hangs of storytelling.
The tone shifts, the pacing, the structure makes the video really compelling
WW2: “You can’t just use a dead homeless guy to topple Nazi Germany!”
Operation Mincemeat: “Observe.”
WW2: “You can’t just fake an entire spy network by yourself to make the opposition troll themselves out of spite!”
“Garbo” the Spy: “F*ckin’ watch me.”
Tonite On Ridiculous Gear: DK learns that WW2 was a real event and not just a setting for the Wolfenstein series, Bricky starts consuming large amounts of Mincemeat for preparation for this video before told that Operation Mincemeat was a military operation, not a food eating contest and Shy uses Rat Poison for a little bit of trolling.
Just a bit of trolling.
A small amount of shenanigans, even
wait a sec, how did you know about the rat poison, this comment was put up before the episode.
@@pappanoodles3927 I was taught about operation mincemeat in school ^^
@@IdioticSynergy once again, Synergy is full of surprises
''yes, the pictures of my lightly dressed co workers where essential for the mission''
Ah yes, the three main categories of Detective Ridiculous: Horrific death, cryptids, internet weirdos and mysterious disappearances.
This one checks all 4 of those except the cryptids.... If the SOE could of arranged for a mermaid to transport him to shore for the Spanish to find I'm sure they would of though....
In case DK sees this.
I highly recommend looking up Garbo The Spy.
It is another Deception WW2 story and one of my favorite in the entire war. It is proof of how much you can do out of spite.
Spite truly is one of the most powerful motivators in existence.
He got medals from both sides he was so good
He's almost single handedly responsible for how far the allies made it imo
Yeah that man has such an interesting life.
I'd like to hear their thoughts about that, I loved Garbo's story.
This needed star wars, "don't tell me the odds" levels of luck to work. And my god did that death star explode.
With Bricky's love for WW2, this is right up his alley.
Curious how he didnt know about this amazing story
I wonder why he's never gotten into WWII miniature wargaming
@@loonylenny Probably because MWM scared him off. Hopefully not, us WWII gamers are actually really welcoming folk and know enough about the history behind our games to not fall for the insidious ideologies featured in said history. Duncan Rhodes is into it too, by the way.
Man usually the timer for a kill from the grave medal is a few seconds, this guy got one after 3 months, real pro gamer move
This is the purest definition of "LMAO, get bodied" in a literal sense.
Im shocked you guys haven’t talked about Juan Garcia AKA “Garbo the Spy”. Man would have made Alpharius proud with all the tomfoolery he was up to during WW2! Loved the vid and I can’t wait to see what you do next!!
Dude was so good that he got medals from both sides
Where do you think The Emperor got part of Alpharius' genetic code from? 🤣
Love this story. If we’re adding “espionage” to the group of things happening, I’d love to hear some stories around the cold war
The great Soviet satellite heist is always a fun story to listen to.
I think the setup to D-Day could also be another good topic to touch on, since there was also a massive deception campaign there, similar to Mincemeat in purpose but ludicrously larger in scale.
Also we get to talk about Garbo
Fuck yeah Mincemeat was such a feat of military intelligence in WW2
If you liked this, look up the story of the incredibly annoyed Spaniard that accidentally became a spy and helped make D-day successful. It’s just as entertaining of a story.
If you are talking about Garbo the Spy then I wouldn't say it was that accidental. He intentionally became a spy.
Imagine you're chilling in the afterlife and you get " Kill from the Grave! Killjoy! " in the lower right over your vision and a narrator says it.
Just want to take a second to say that I appreciate this episode because a shared trait we have here is that no matter the context, any time someone ever in any way mentions Greece we immediately get unbelievably hyped.
Thanks DK 👍
I think laser pig put it best when it came to British in World War 2. They were so pressed down to the line that they literally decided to Chuck everything including the kitchen sink trying to see what would work essentially taking what he called the path of Wallace and grommet. No matter how Absurd or insane the idea was they were more than willing to give ita go. Also it was a wonderful act of kindness on all sides That the man was buried with the full military honors of a major within the British military and was given All of The proper rites.
I was just literally listening to him explain the crusader tank and talking about the home guard Wallace and grommeting they're way out of a situation if Germany had managed to invade them fully
yeah literally Bri'ish at that time has chucking random Bullshit to see if they halt Hitler down which it did, in a hilarious wallace and grommet shenanigans
I loveee detective ridiculous episodes. They're so cool
I look forward to these more than normal weekly lore videos.
this is REAL LIFE LORE
Hey one of my favourite stories of WW2. And another reason why History is usually better then fiction at times. When I get home from Work I’m definitely gonna get the husband to throw this on while I get my painting station set up!!
I love warhammer, but I'm not too interested in all of the lore so I don't watch all of them
but detecttive ridiculous?
watch all of them. I love it. Keep it up!
Glyndwr Michael, a real one that never existed (man's practically the saint of the Alpha legion, god speed to ya)
the chad alpha legion that alpharius would be proud off even when he just delete himself cause his life sucks
In Death he received a new Name, High Honors, High titles and a free harem of fangirls
This Man is absolutely Styling on my ass
What the fuck!?
My man got isekaied without leaving Earth.
@@twicedeadmage My Gamer in Christ
back to 4chan, foul Demon!
@@stepansvabenicky1638”…”
“Can’t Read the Room:”
@@stepansvabenicky1638”…”
“Projection:”
Oh, Wales! My time to shine!
Glyndwr is the name of a old hero who wanted the Welsh to be free from the English, since the world was ending in 1400. Allegedly. More importantly, your pronunciation is rather close! Glyn is spot on! dwr, or water in Welsh, is a bit off. the W sound in welsh is like the oooh noise someone would say when in awe of something.
As for the town name, Aberbargoed, it's also sorta close. I'll split is up. Aber, meaning the spot where the river meets the sea. Pronounced correctly. Bar, which... shares the English word, so don't worry! and coed, which means trees. Think of it like... the OI sound when a copper says "OI,OI,OI". A-ber-bar- g-OI-d. Hope this helps!
Dear god I hope that I don't come off as pretentious. I just love my language a bit much, sorry.
Thank you
No worries man. Cymric can be a headache for those of us not versed in it.
Hitler: I guess I ain't getting thru the Pearly Gates
Peters: It says here you killed Hitler. So come on in.
Hitler: Really?
Peter: No.
There was actually a play made about this where the main character is the homeless man trying to work out who he was before his death to see if he was worthy of getting into heaven.
Do you mean in the same style as the movie it's a wonderful life? Cause I would genuinely pay good money to see that in theaters if it was done with the same kind of Passion that they did dunKirk with
@@lornbaker1083 I think so (never seen that film), as i remember it was adapted to a radio drama on the bbc if you want to find it, original was produced by cardboard citizens and written by Adrien Jackson.
DK pronouncing Dönitz as 'dunce' made me fully convinced that DK was the dunce in this episode.
Adric and history. It's not often that two of my spheres of nerdom are satiated simultaneously.
This is the one year anniversary of adeptus detectivus and I didn't realize that until now
Oh yeah, it was an April fool's episode
once I saw the title I knew this was going to be something bricky would love. As a history major and best episode.
Remember guys, it's never a war crime the first time.
Having boated through the Bermuda Triangle and indeed seen some strange things, I'd love DK to explore some of the more mysterious disappearances and such related to the triangle.
According to my Bermudian girlfriend, it's all pretty much bullshit, the amount of things lost there is about average of you take into account the fact it's one of the busiest shipping routes in the world and a pretty large area. There really is nothing there.
@@jackwyattwyatt2220 That’s exactly what they want you to think.
Man hearing about this it’s kinda nice that the man who was so key in this was given high honors and respect. Just wish he could have felt some of it when he was still around.
"Even in death I still serve"
I like how bricky and dk are saying how great the colors for their 40k poster is and shy has a black and white version of it on screen.
A possibly interesting story would be the deal between the allies and the Sicilian Mafia, who acted as saboteurs and allowed a safer landing in Sicily
fresh squeezed tube of toothpaste? Lanky, & pasty white xD
Y'all should do the hero of our time and his mechanical stead: the Killdozer. Fighting against a corrupt city government and sticking it to the man without harming any innocence and costing the government millions.
I've heard that he was not as heroic as some reports would lead one to believe, and according to actual footage and eyewitness reports of the Killdozer he was trying very hard to harm a number of people, he was just a terrible shot. Remember the bit where he tried to blow up part of the town?
Still should be an episode, though.
Fun fact, Goebbels didn't leave his opinion that Mincemeat was a load of shit in his diaries alone. In fact he voiced his concerns to Hitler and told him that everything sounded way too fishy and convinient. And Hitler just told him "shut up nerd" and ignored his concerns. So this was even bigger of an L for the Third Reich that you'd think
Man this world eaters lore took a weird turn
"Like toothpaste squeezed fresh from the tube" - Sounds like he's referring to himself as fresh, clean, etc. Well put together. Perhaps even ready for action?
~15:00 In a similar vein, Paul Linebarger wrote the literal textbook on Psychological Warfare (still used to this day). He was also charged with making job requirements for a Korean War psy-ops expert, which he wrote to match his resume.
He is better known by his pen name Cordwainer Smith. Most of his stories involve psychic bureaucrats and love/religion overcoming unthinking bigotry.
He's had a subtle cultural influence, for example coining the term "Human Instrumentality" and being referenced in Serial Experiments Lain, Log Horizon, and Outlaw Star.
Bricky and DK butchering foreign names. My favourite past time.
Cool story, well presented.
Kisses from good old Germany
YO PROJECT MINCEMEAT, THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE COUNTERINTEL STORIES LETS GO
Around the end some purple orks snuck into my room and started "kuttin' uniunz".
Once again I'd like to put forward the Death Valley Germans for consideration; once you consider all the sources and theories of the time you can get a bunch of mystery from it. But in and of itself it's not that interesting, until you consider that the guy who cracked the cold case, singlehandedly, has his old blog posts about the search (so his actual info) just... on his early 2000's style website. It's a great read.
Operation Mincemeat, AKA A Weekend at Bernhard's
EDIT: As a Spaniard myself, here's a lil' nitpick, the H in "Huelva" is mute. It's a beautiful city, it's just an hour a half long drive from where I live.
For anyone wondering mince meat is an engilish slang term for its fucked eg Scott got caught in a thresher hes mince meat, and DK's english accent is getting good enough to pass
But only in east London, that Churchill impression was just.... Bad, far too coherent and understandable.
I have to say : We need to right his name as "GlyndWr" because the man got some of the biggest Ws I've ever seen
Great episode and surprised that Bricky didn't know this one as its very famous.
I highly recommend watching the recent film, it's very well done. Colin Firth does solid work as the lead.
Best detective ridiculous episode so far
I like how DK's Churchill is just 'fat ork voice'
Love me some Detective Ridiculous - and more Shy roasts/edits!
You guys should cover castle Itter.
Or better yet (as someone already pointed out) Garbo the Spy.
In regards to the question of war crimes, please remember that its not a war crime the first time. 🤯
Ok but if we consider this happend before D-Day one must think Hitler was just not the brightest crayon in the box.
Adeptuses missed the opportunity for: "Even in death i still serve"
Speaking of ppl who went missing and were found, what about the Lion Bricky?
Congratulations you reset the timer
The underside zenithal on your beard on your beard commercial was so distracting 😂😂, omf I'm just joking , but seriously who scared you. Ty guys legit always fun to listen and watch
Ah yes, Operation Mincemeat.
AKA "Man is literally better off dead".
if they are gonna talk about mincemeat. I wonder if they will ever talk about bøllebank?
hope DK will also properly translate that operation name
i know what bøllebank means but i dont know how to even translate it, aside from bølle meaning bully
still sad the name wasn't Adeptus Mysterious
I would love to see an episode of detective ridiculous where they cover a bunch of failed weapon prototypes and plans, I would love to see bricky’s reaction to the rocket propelled wagon wheel or the literal US weapon project code named “who me?”
The necromancer has always the best plans
D.K needs to read Orks in his Oxford Man voice ahhaahahhaha
St Pancras, as in the hospital mentioned, was the 14 year-old son of a rich Roman in the 300's. He converted to Christianity and wouldn't renounce his faith, so he was beheaded by the authorities. He's the Patron Saint of children.
My Grandad on my Dads side was in the Big Red 1. He enlisted after Pearl Harbor as a Sergent and his first tour was in the North African campaign. He took part in the invasion of Sicily, and by the time D-Day came around he'd gotten a commission. By the time of the Battle of the Bulge he'd made Captain where he earned his highest accolades and ended up back state side selling war bonds and recruiting for the rest of his contract.
i read the title as "operation minecraft"
Bricky / DK, keep in mind, with all the silly puns and descriptions, this was also the era of the British "Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" (ie. the Special Operations Executive) that also counted Christopher Lee as its members.
We absolutely need a heist "death of stalin"-esqe movie about operation mincemeat
Pretty sure there's already been a few films about this over the decades
Ah! I found the secret word!
*whole set freaks out like peewees playshouse*
Upon looking at that Chumly guy, not gonna attempt to spell it right, the toothpaste description makes sense. Slicked back hair, slim and long, shiney and clean.
For anyone curious, there was a fantastic movie on Operation Mincemeat that came out last year! Literally called Operation Mincemeat. Goes more into detail on just how much effort they put into making this believable. Would reccomended
Actually 2019. Last few years really have condensed into one crazy long year. It was a good movie though. Colin firth plays those type is roles well
WW2 is such a terrible yet interesting period...everything changed...societal expectation, technology, war etc...great video guys!
The song coat of arms by sabaton talks about the war between italy and greec and its a great song
BENTLEY
BLOODY
PURCHASE
seems like Alpharius shenanigans.
odd question, probably will be forgotten, but why hasn't this episode, nor the world eaters one been put up on apple podcast?
Have you guys stopped uploading the podcast to apple? It hasn't updated in 2 weeks.
Glindor be like "EVEN IN DEATH I STILL SERVE"
There's a recent movie based on this as well, was great!
I was very pleasantly surprised by this temporary departure from 40K
The last few episodes have not been uploaded to audible? Any update on that?
As a fat electrician once told me, it's never a war crime the first time....
Also, I teared up at the respect shown for Glyndwr and his service. Absolutely incredible.
If you guys are doing history-ish things occasionally, and taking suggestions, might I recommend the life of proffesional Russian Crazyperson Roman von Ungern-Sternberg.
I want more historical ones like this, maybe one about the 2nd pacific fleet during the russo Japanese war
"Men in the 40s tended to have pretty good mustaches" 👀
It is time for my favorite 40k spinoff
I knew about the story, but wanted to hear it from them anyway.
Also, I never watched any Detective Ridiculus. What a fool I was 😢
Loved the episode if you want something really terrifying donners pass although popular it is really scarring
This was excellent! WW2 history is great!
Check out Operation Gunner Side, when ally commandos stopped the Nazi from building a nuke without firing a single shot.
Something rarely known that Operation Mincemeat helped: in 1944, the British did the same thing, this time putting the real D-Day landing plans on the body, knowing full well that the German reaction would be “I’m not falling for this shit again”, thus helping Operation Fortitude.