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thefingerfuckingfemalefury:skeletalroses:copperbadge:hansbekhart:astronema-princess-of-all-evil:atlas-pt:southernsideofme:Historical footage of the last T-Rex serving his country in WWl.But isn’t that a Jeep? And the T-Rex is holding a…Browning M2? Which wasn’t used until 1933… So I think this footage is actually of WW2.I’m living for this historical accuracyHistorical accuracy is so important you guysI agree that it’s WWII, because aside from the Browning and the Jeep, that’s much too small to be one of the last true T-Rexes, which were definitively wiped out in the battle of the Somme. It’s probably a Nanuqsaurus Hoglundi – they’re similar but smaller so it’s easy to make the mistake. N. Hoglundi, known to soldiers as Hogs, were used for light artillery up through 1954, when PETA (Paleontologists for the Ethical Treatment of Anachronisms, no relation) got on the military’s case about it. The last Hog to serve in the military died in the Brookfield Zoo in something like 1979, I think? The helmets are a giveaway too. Those are WWII, not WWI.An informative millitary history of combat dinosaurs! -- source link