Robert is in command and the guys talk about the 20 July Plot to kill Adolf Hitler only weeks after the Normandy Invasion. 

DJ Robert is spinning tunes this episode as the guys talk favorite bands, first concerts, first records bought with own money and all kinds of things rock music. 

Martin has the captain's chair and the guys talk Ike, soldier and president. A worthy hero. Martin recommends bios of Eisenhower by both Stephen Ambrose and Jean Edward Smith. Martin also introduces Wilson the Wonder Doodle.

Francis has the conn and Mark Twain makes a double appearance. Martin says this one quickly became a favorite Code of Honor.

Martin drives the LST to the beach in this episode discussing the Battle of Normandy, Operation Overlord. The guys give the lowdown, and talk books by Cornelius Ryan, Stephen Ambrose, Douglas Brinkley and John Keegan.

Martin has the wheel and drives the fellas at high speed through a discussion of car chase movies and what they mean. Yes, the guys give ontological weight to a movie about a hillbilly driving a Trans Am halfway across the country to steal beer. Because of course we do. 10-4 good buddy, I'm 10-10 on the side.

Francis has command and the guys talk military historian John Keegan. Pick up his stuff, readily accessible on major online booksellers and often at discount retail. Revolutionary historian.

Martin takes charge and the guys talk some words of wisdom for May 2021.

Martin has the conn this time Otterites and wants the guys to talk some history of the original Woodstock concert and what it all meant. Time to dis the boomers again. 

Robert captains a discussion of the Kentucky Derby, the Fastest Two Minutes in Sports, from the perspective of some locals who have lived it.