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The Office of Strategic Services (OSS) was an intelligence agency of the United States during World War II. The OSS was formed as an agency of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS)[3] to coordinate espionage activities behind enemy lines for all branches of the United States Armed Forces. Other OSS functions included the use of propaganda, subversion, and post-war planning.

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Tyler Frederick

Well, we know this episode wasn't recorded way in advance.....

Talking Ship Podcast

This is Tom. We covered Virginia Hall as an episode in July of 2023. Fascinating person!

Winter

I am 99% sure they turned that shit spray into Liquid Ass - you can get it on Amazon and see videos of how it works on YouTube - my friend and I worked for this horrible Dean and it comes with a tube that sprays under doors … it smelled SO BAD environmental services came to figure out where the sewage leak was and she wasn’t allowed in her office the rest of the week … so we kept spraying it around until both of us eventually quit … I’d say the odor of shit that makes you ashamed that you exist mixed with dead possum …

NicoNico

Heath: “they arnt gunna group text a journalist” ….ya they will…and did this week

Dahak

Hey now, its not weird we won the war! You should do one on the crazy shit the Nazis and Japanese were doing. Although some of those are really horrifying. Particularly the Japanese. Most of the Nazi ones were just neat, if stupid, giant weapons. They did try to weaponize chlorine triflouride as a flamethrower fuel for a small bit of stupid though! That stuff lights metal, concrete and sand on fire, energetically lights water on fire, and since its a better oxidizer than oxygen, it can't be smothered. So once it starts burning, its gonna keep on going till its all gone. Oh, and its byproducts from burning are vaporized hydrochloric and hydroflouric acid, so you can get burnt and have your bones embrittled by the smoke! We tried to use it as rocket fuel after the war. Safer than strapping a tank of it to yourself and spraying it at least, but not by much.

Patrick Carr

Show of hands if “umbrella gun” immediately made you think of Burgess Meredith as the Penguin.” ✋🏻

Zach Van Stanley

I read that field manual a while ago. It’s definitely worth a read.