You're listening to an AirWave Media Podcast.

Try to get across that slice it just wider the post.

Have they done enough?

Can they pull it out the back?

Does the ref have a clue?

When you're shouting at the screen, blow your whistle!

There's no feeling like live TV.

However you watch, a TV license is your must-have pass to over 400 live TV channels.

And it also funds the BBC, such TV license.

What if I told you that one of the most important American military regiments of all time was black?

Now what if I told you that a member of that regiment fought off over a dozen German soldiers by himself

with the butt of his gun, a couple of grenades, and a combat knife, and live to tell the story?

I'm Andre, and this is the story of the Harlem Hell Fighters, and this is the Redacted History Podcast.

World War I, the First War, the Great War, the War of All Nations,

the War, to end all wars.

A four-year conflict involving most of the European nations, the Middle East, and the United States, kind of.

A war that would have ramifications and implications that would span the next century, knocking over political figures like dominoes,

splitting countries in half, and giving way to some of the most infamous dictators the world has ever seen.

World War I saw some of the most death and carnage that had ever been brought on by a war in the world history.

That is until everyone decided that they wanted to do it all over again 20 years later, but that's beside the point.

For decades preceding the war, tensions have been growing between European nations.

It was like a large pot filled to the brim with hot water, and that water finally boiled over in the summer of 1914

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