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Patron Release: Small Arms of WWI Primer 029*

🕑 Added 2022-06-21 05:45:41 +0000 UTC

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Bendik Nilsen Bergendal

Very interesting episode, I enjoy these reruns, and the part about japanese trees made for a nice change of pace. One little thing I noticed; at about 33:30 I think you ay have said the Guang-Shu-reign started in 1975.

Christopher Edward

I miss those...

Alan Munro

I’m sorry this episode is has a massive mistake which destroys the entire video and it should be taken down right away. It doesn’t have a ‘War were declared’ sequence!

Phil Byrd

It is not a 1911, but enjoyed it all the same... perhaps if you just had a 1911 on the wall behind you

C&Rsenal

Mae Responding: We just caught this as well, nice spot.

Harry Mitts

Very nice Monty Python reference!

MAJ Richard Turner Ret.

I appreciated the vignette of Drach, visiting from England.

Reo

Emperor Meiji was born in 1852, the start of the Meiji era was 1867. If you were trying to quote the man's age, it's 15 years late but was the year he did become emperor

Private Jo-n-es

At 33:30 You mention the year 1975 instead of 1875 but I might just be hearing things

Jon Bachmann

Maybe it’s just me but at 26:02 the top view of the carbine looks like it has been inverted.

Peter A

Me, an altruistic patron, sipping his tea and adjusting his monocle: "You're welcome, my good sir." Edit: Please tell me that that is a type 35, you're teasing us with.

H Norman Angell

Mae you may lack the manly gorilla arms, but, you have all the right parts in spades!

Charles Sears

Starting at about minute 30:40, Full scale production of Type 38, is that not Type 30?

Jonathan Causey

I just wanted to take a moment to appreciate a tip of the hat to Monty Python with the slides of Japanese softwoods.

Spankenheim

Excellent Monty Python reference, I was expecting a larch but not the Spanish inquisition

Anders Patrick Bradley

Excellent work, couple of errors I’ve noted so far, at 33:30, you say 1975 instead of 1875, and at 33:03, when discussing Empress Xiaoqinxian, you mispronounced Dowager, it’s a soft G—as in gerrymander, not a hard G—as in garrison