In 1775, as the armies of Great Kitten began their advance into the Colonies, the nation’s airports fell under attack. To protect their vital supply chains, the Continental Congress dispatched the Caninth Airborne Division, a fleet of dogfighters who successfully defended Patrick Henry International Airport during the Battle of Bowling Green.
To ex-plane: Someone ran a teensy bit off the runway during his recent speech.
I live near the site of the Battle of Monmouth (June 28, 1778) and they had their reenactment event the weekend before the anniversary. On the 29th I was on my way to work and saw a Revolutionary soldier walking down the road a few miles away. I guess he was late…
Probably missed his connecting flight.
Probably.
::snortlaff::
Wait, are you saying we DIDN’T take over the airports during the American Revolution? Seriously? Wow, I guess ya learn sumthin every day. 😜
But, but, I saw a video of that on FB:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-3HEyR-c3M
Doggo looks so proud.
Mike, I love you more every day. Your ability to combine subtle political commentary with hilarious photos and stories makes the world a better place.
Couldn’t agree more, DEBG – we don’t deserve dogs or Mike.😊
PS just noticed the picture of Lincoln
Is that the Red Baron?
My thoughts exactly!
As a history major, I can tell you this post deserves so much more than a +1. 👏 👏 👏
Oh, yes, the Bowling Green Massacre – thank you, Kelly Ann Conway. Never let the facts get in the way of a good rant.
I’m speechless. Great pic and love Mike’s story. Explain to me again how Mr. So and So got to be president??