Why The USSR Once Thought A Hot Dog Stand Was A Top US Military Installation

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson
20/09/2023 3 min Temporada 5 Episodio 1091

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Today in 2006, the Pentagon announced it would tear down a fascinating piece of Cold War history: a hot dog stand that the Soviets had once thought was actually a top military target. Plus: starting tomorrow in Benson, North Carolina, it’s Benson Mule Days.
The Cold War’s Most Important Hot Dog Stand (Now I Know)
Benson Mule Days
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