subterfudge posted:

Shot in the neck, or caught shrapnel to the neck? I would hope it was an accidental wound from an explosion but I wouldn't put it past seals to smoke an 8 year old girl.

cowboy elvis posted:

Is that a neck tumor or something else

tastefully arranged labia posted:

Dubya starting to look like his dad in a big way as he ages

tastefully arranged labia posted:

uh

You know James Woods is an unironic MAGA guy right? He probably hates ANTIFA.

Smiling Jack posted:

I just found out about the official 1860 pattern chiefs cutlass today and tbh i love it because I am a huge Hornblower / Aubrey nerd

Hornblower was a aspie sociopath tho

Nostalgia4Butts posted:

Scott served under every president from Jefferson to Lincoln, a total of fourteen administrations.

Scott served a total of 53 years of active service as an officer—including 47 years as a general, and twenty years (1841–61) as commanding general. He holds the record for the greatest length of active service as general in the U.S. Army as well as the longest tenure as the Army's chief officer.

Scott is one of a very few American officers who have served as a general during three major wars. (The others include General of the Army Douglas MacArthur and General Lewis B. Hershey.) Historians rank Scott highly both as a strategist and as a battlefield commander.

When Scott retired from the Army in November 1861 he had been a general longer than his successor, General McClellan, had been alive.

Syrian Lannister posted: