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riesep · 06-29-2001, 09:44 AM

I am a total WW2 buff, but I have to admit it all started once I got the first MOH game. I ended up doing a research paper on the OSS because I was so interested. Just to let you know I got a 98 on the paper. One of the interesting things I found out was that Hitler's gardener secretly was against Hitler. The OSS gave him some female hormones to put in his vegetables to make Hitler go over the edge. I believe it was called off the last minute though. I also found out that the Americans used Navajo (or some other tribe) Indians to communicate. They did this so the Axis could not intercept communications. I believe that story is being made into a movie soon. I think it's called Wind Talkers or something like that. This year I did a report on Heinrich Himmler, not as interesting, but still much better than the other topics I had to choose from. Thanks to MOH I have the utmost respect for veterans. I only wish it was still called the OSS instead of the CIA. Not to many people even know what the OSS was.

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riesep is Offline Senior Member Posts: 1,113 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Marathon, NY	06-29-2001, 09:44 AM I am a total WW2 buff, but I have to admit it all started once I got the first MOH game. I ended up doing a research paper on the OSS because I was so interested. Just to let you know I got a 98 on the paper. One of the interesting things I found out was that Hitler's gardener secretly was against Hitler. The OSS gave him some female hormones to put in his vegetables to make Hitler go over the edge. I believe it was called off the last minute though. I also found out that the Americans used Navajo (or some other tribe) Indians to communicate. They did this so the Axis could not intercept communications. I believe that story is being made into a movie soon. I think it's called Wind Talkers or something like that. This year I did a report on Heinrich Himmler, not as interesting, but still much better than the other topics I had to choose from. Thanks to MOH I have the utmost respect for veterans. I only wish it was still called the OSS instead of the CIA. Not to many people even know what the OSS was.