Today’s Document from the National Archives- 1st Marine Division with Chinese Prisoners March 2, 2021Taken on March 2, 1951 by Pfc. C.T. Wehner, the caption to this photo reads "Men of the 1st Marine Division capture Chinese Communists during fighting on the central Korean front. Hoengsong." More Post War-era Photos in Picturing the Century...
- 1st Marine Division with Chinese Prisoners March 2, 2021
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Drunk History: Joan of Arc
I found this on YouTube and it was pretty funny. It is NOT an official episode of the Drunk History series by Derek Waters, but is made in the exact same style. It retells the story of Joan of Arc through (surprise, surprise) a drunk person.
Enjoy the video. I really hope this spate of activity dies down soon so I can get motivated to put more original shit than this…but its better than nothing.
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