ONE MARINE. TWO MEDALS OF HONOR. AN UNBELIEVABLE LEGEND.
Was Dan Daly the most fearless Marine in American history?
In this episode of MX3 Podcast, we react to The Fat Electrician’s “The Most Gangster Marine Of All Time – Dan Daly,” exploring the incredible story of one of the most decorated Marines in United States history.
From facing overwhelming odds during the Boxer Rebellion in China to recovering a machine gun from a river in Haiti and leading Marines into battle at Belleau Wood during World War I, Dan Daly’s story is almost too incredible to believe.
IN THIS EPISODE: Dan Daly’s extraordinary Marine Corps career
The Boxer Rebellion and his first Medal of Honor
His second Medal of Honor during the fighting in Haiti
The legendary Battle of Belleau Wood
The famous “Come on, you sons of bitches, do you want to live forever?” battle cry
Why Daly never received a third Medal of Honor
Our reactions, military history discussions, and unexpected connections to Dwight D. Eisenhower
We also discuss Eisenhower’s birthplace near our studio in Denison, Texas, and take a surprising detour into the history of the phrase “three-peat.”
ORIGINAL VIDEO:
The Most Gangster Marine Of All Time – Dan Daly
By The Fat Electrician
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neuqN6MgsyI
All credit for the original video and its storytelling belongs to The Fat Electrician. This reaction features our commentary, discussion, and opinions.
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