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is there any others that are going to answer this trivia question???
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GuyontheRight
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Calvin Graham, USN, 12.
Redneck, was Custer demoted, I thought for sure he was a Brig during the Civil War...
Redneck, was Custer demoted, I thought for sure he was a Brig during the Civil War...
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GuyontheRight said:
Congrats...
The youngest U.S. serviceman was 12-year-old Calvin Graham, USN. He was wounded and given a Dishonorable Discharge for lying about his age. (His benefits were later restored by act of Congress).
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I was wondering the same thing... How could they even mistake him for 16. Kids that age arent very bright either, and very immature, its hard to beleive that he actually made it...
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When the allied armies reached the Rhine River in Germany, What did they do? And What General had himself photographed doing this?
When the allied armies reached the Rhine River in Germany, What did they do? And What General had himself photographed doing this?
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MunitionsAirman said:
They pissed in it. The general was Patton i think. Also think Churchill did it as well.
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When the allied armies reached the Rhine River in Germany, the first thing men did was pee in it. This was pretty universal, from the lowest private to Winston Churchill (who made a big show of it) and Gen. George Patton (who had himself photographed in the act).
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Which U.S. president was on John Wilkes Booth's hit-list besides Abraham Lincoln? And what may have prevented the assassination of this president?
Which U.S. president was on John Wilkes Booth's hit-list besides Abraham Lincoln? And what may have prevented the assassination of this president?
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Jefferson Davis was never a U.S. president. he was only a statesman and president of the Confederate States of America...
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This is not multiple choice therefore i cannot answer the question you ask. besides this is my trivia. sum it down to one answer. And i want to know what prevented it...
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Andrew Johnson (VP) AND (not or) Willian Seward (sec. of State). The assisnation could have prevented had the guard at Lincoln's theatre booth been at his post. He left to get a drink of water I believe.
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On the morning of April 14, 1965, Julia Grant, wife of US General Ulysses S. Grant had a strong feeling that she and her husband should get out of Washington. As they were leaving, the couple passed John Wilkes Booth on his way to assassinate President Lincoln at the theatre. Grant was also found to be on Booth's death list.
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oohh I get the question now. haha
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I'm BACK so time to start back my trivia
I want a name to match with this quote
Who said this?
Yes this is a military quote.
Hint He was a general
I want a name to match with this quote
Who said this?
Yes this is a military quote.
Hint He was a general
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Congrats Darkmb you are correct...
One of Japan's methods of destroying tanks was to bury a very large artillery shell with only the nose exposed. When a tank came near enough a soldier would whack the shell with a hammer.
One of Japan's methods of destroying tanks was to bury a very large artillery shell with only the nose exposed. When a tank came near enough a soldier would whack the shell with a hammer.