Welcome to another episode of Murder, Myth, and Mystery. I am one of your hosts, Eric.

And I am joint here today with Mary. Hello. And Sarah. Hello. Hello. All together.

Hello. Hello. Hi. Wow. That way. Yeah. Yeah. It's very joint. Join us on that now. I didn't. I didn't want to out. Oh, really? That was just Sarah. Yeah.

So much better than I could have ever. Yeah. I know. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. I think this is perfect. We don't need Mary.

There's 100% agree. I've been saying that back here. Take it back. No. No. No. No. See ya. No. Take backs.

Damn. Well, she's walking out. She's walking on the table apparently. Yeah. And that's where she's back.

All right. She literally did take off her headphones. She did. I got scared. I don't think I can leave it anytime.

Just so that you people knew that she was serious, even though she could you could not see these headphones being removed.

She would have dropped the mic if it wasn't attached to a mic stand. They're expensive mics I would have.

So look for Sarah and I's an album. It's going to be killer. It's going to be okay. Yeah. I'll produce it. Perfect.

Welcome everybody. So we got a mini so today. And this mini so is a patron request as all of our mini so it's

going to be and this one comes from backup lines. Oh, okay. Cool. All right. It's been a patron forever. Yeah. Hi, Becca. Hi, Becca. This is a fun one. I like it. Okay. I like this one.

So thank you, Becca. Let's hear it. All right. Back before FedEx, UPS, DHL and the litany of other cargo services available today.

There was flying Tiger line. Besides having a bad ass name, flying Tiger line was America's very first air cargo service.

Oh, it was formed in 1945 at the conclusion of the Second World War when a group of 10 former pilots from the first American volunteer group,

nicknamed the flying tigers came back to the States and convinced an oil tycoon to invest in their company. Nice.

The flying Tiger line was based out of Los Angeles, but they traveled all across the country and were able to pick up government contracts to fly US soldiers and other personnel to and from foreign countries.

If you're wondering why you've never heard of them before, that's probably because they were acquired by federal express in 1988. Okay.

Over the years, the flying Tiger line had built up a great relationship with the US government and played a major role in transporting goods and people to Japan, China, and Vietnam.

When it comes to that last place I just mentioned, I have to admit that most Americans, myself included, no very little details.

And it's such a major event that impacted so many Americans, but we are taught next to nothing about it.

My dad served in Vietnam and yet until recently, I had no idea why we were even there in the first place.

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