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During World War I, angels descended upon a battlefield to aid British soldiers... or did they? Looking at the fact, fiction, and impact of the story of the Angels of Mons.

During World War I, battle was ruthless, and many fell to the innumerable German forces. Among the fighters was the British Expeditionary Force, who made their first appearance in the Battle of Mons. Largely outnumbered, they were sure to be defeated. Until, as legend has it, a phantom army reigned from the sky, aiding them in the battle and saving many of their men. Was this a case of hallucination, or did these ghostly visitors save a multitude of lives. Today, we’re investigating the Angels of Mons.

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Dirk Van Daele

The attacking army will always have more casualties as defending is easier. You need 3 times as much soldiers to successful attack a defending army.

Nick Kriska

Instead of putting the ideas in the knowledge stew, why don't you put it in the knowledge punch that way we can put it in our Sippy cups.

Maeve

You guys said Army of the Dead and the Army of the West, my immediate thought was Gandalf returning to Helms Deep with the rest of Rohan’s forces. With that many comparisons/similarities (I’m only 12 minutes in so idk if Christian confirms this later lol) I’d be more shocked if Tolkien WASNT inspired by this!

Red Web

Fascinating! Never knew that

Haylee Wexler May

This is the first episode where the "moms love us" has come up and I realized that's me with a 7 month old! We do love you!!

H20 mlln

You could releas the “Mom” merch for Mother’s day lol