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This week we are joined by good friend and Pittsburgh comic Andreas O'Rourke. Join us as we discuss everything from Big Dick John Basilone to Johnny taking a shit.

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On this week's dive into history, Johnny Smith and Dan Brady take a look at the history of The Medal Of Honor and two of it's most well known recipients, John Basilone and Audie Murphy.

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In Part 2 we dive in to the life and times of Marine Corps legend John Basilone. 

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In this weeks episode Johnny Smith and Dan Brady are joined by guest Aaron Douglas. Join them as they discuss Episode 12. 

The Korean War began in 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to reunite the two halves of the peninsula under one communist government. It was not a civil war, and neither was it simply a war to gain more land, since the two sides shared a common past, and in some ways, a common identity. The Korean War lasted just over three years, from June 1950 through July 1953, but it was one of the most important early events of the Cold War. This conflict, between the United States and the Soviet Union, encompassed the entire world in an ideological battle between two opposing economic systems – communism and capitalism – and their accompanying cultures and ways of life. The United States and the Soviet Union involved themselves directly or indirectly in every conflict between their two respective economic systems. Therefore, the Korean War was not just a battle over sovereignty of the Korean Peninsula.

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In part 3 Johnny and Dan cover some of the major battles and just a few of the service members who received The Medal Of Honor

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The Korean War began in 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to reunite the two halves of the peninsula under one communist government. It was not a civil war, and neither was it simply a war to gain more land, since the two sides shared a common past, and in some ways, a common identity. The Korean War lasted just over three years, from June 1950 through July 1953, but it was one of the most important early events of the Cold War. This conflict, between the United States and the Soviet Union, encompassed the entire world in an ideological battle between two opposing economic systems – communism and capitalism – and their accompanying cultures and ways of life. The United States and the Soviet Union involved themselves directly or indirectly in every conflict between their two respective economic systems. Therefore, the Korean War was not just a battle over sovereignty of the Korean Peninsula.

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In Part 2 Johnny Smith and Dan Brady cover the entirety of the Korean war

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The Korean War began in 1950 when North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to reunite the two halves of the peninsula under one communist government. It was not a civil war, and neither was it simply a war to gain more land, since the two sides shared a common past, and in some ways, a common identity. The Korean War lasted just over three years, from June 1950 through July 1953, but it was one of the most important early events of the Cold War. This conflict, between the United States and the Soviet Union, encompassed the entire world in an ideological battle between two opposing economic systems – communism and capitalism – and their accompanying cultures and ways of life. The United States and the Soviet Union involved themselves directly or indirectly in every conflict between their two respective economic systems. Therefore, the Korean War was not just a battle over sovereignty of the Korean Peninsula.

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In Part 1 Dan Brady and Johnny Smith cover the perfect storm of events that lead to all out war in 1950

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This is a new weekly series from the guys at What In The History.  Each week Dan and Johnny will host a livestream on Facebook, YouTube, Periscope, and Twitch. During the live stream they will discuss the most recent episode and whatever comes up in between.

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Due to Johnny Smith being deep in the heart Texas, Dan is Joined by fellow comic and Chicago resident Chris Scriva.  Dan and Chris discuss everything from living in Erie to severely making fun of Al Capones syphilitic insanity.

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