I remember this strip when it originally came out. It’s one of my favorite cartoon strips of all time. Still a wonderful, wonderful strip after all these years! Love WWI flying ace Snoopy. Curse you, Red Baron! <3
Back in the 60s, when this strip originally came out, some friends gave our kids a Dachshund puppy. We named him Fritz Von Luchow, the Red Baron of Hanover. We lived in Hanover, New Mexico at the time. Our next door neighbors had a Beagle named Snoopy. Snoopy and Fritz were actually very great friends. Neither of them was interested in chasing rabbits – but they had a lot of fun, chasing lizards together. Luchows was a restaurant in New York which we had visited once. Guess it is no longer there.
@Linux0s: your comment and Snoopy’s expression in the last panel, remind me of a friend whose husband had a severe flashback to Vietnam last month. He went out of control—people were either his buddies in combat or the enemy. EMTs and police had to ‘escort’ him to the nearest ER. His wife says he’s his normal self again after getting a new med. Good and sad at the same time.
I remember this particular strip was a big hit when stationed @ Chambley AB France in 1966. Troops checking maps for authenticity. SAR mission to find Snoopie’s plane.
yes poor Snoopy curse you Red Baron you dumkoff!!!!!!!!!!! (German for dummy) in case y’all didn’t know learned that from Hogan’s Heroes and Arte Johnson as the German soldier in Laugh-In remember that???..he was always behind the potted plant going verrrrryyyyyy innnnntttttteerrreeeesstttiiinngggggg!!!!!!!!!!
overtherainbow almost 12 years ago
I remember this strip when it originally came out. It’s one of my favorite cartoon strips of all time. Still a wonderful, wonderful strip after all these years! Love WWI flying ace Snoopy. Curse you, Red Baron! <3
EstrelitaH almost 12 years ago
Back in the 60s, when this strip originally came out, some friends gave our kids a Dachshund puppy. We named him Fritz Von Luchow, the Red Baron of Hanover. We lived in Hanover, New Mexico at the time. Our next door neighbors had a Beagle named Snoopy. Snoopy and Fritz were actually very great friends. Neither of them was interested in chasing rabbits – but they had a lot of fun, chasing lizards together. Luchows was a restaurant in New York which we had visited once. Guess it is no longer there.
Linux0s almost 12 years ago
Those wartime flashbacks will do that.
tripwire45 almost 12 years ago
He should have stayed with the girl. It’s hard to find someone who can make a really good potato soup.
Dual almost 12 years ago
Lüchow’s is in Wikipedia: lots of info there. A favorite of my fathers…
tereax almost 12 years ago
Charles Schultz could always make me smile, or even laugh. I don’t know anyone else on this planet that could do that.
skeeterhawk almost 12 years ago
@Linux0s: your comment and Snoopy’s expression in the last panel, remind me of a friend whose husband had a severe flashback to Vietnam last month. He went out of control—people were either his buddies in combat or the enemy. EMTs and police had to ‘escort’ him to the nearest ER. His wife says he’s his normal self again after getting a new med. Good and sad at the same time.
dreadlokz almost 12 years ago
No, he had to break up with her. Her father didn’t approve.
Zaristerex almost 12 years ago
Does anybody know if this is the strip on which the movie “Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown” is based?
Snoopy_Fan almost 12 years ago
Ahhhh… The secret life of Snoopy! Love it!
Phosphoros almost 12 years ago
This one is really adorable!
Darryl Heine almost 12 years ago
Nightmare?
WGQO almost 12 years ago
when snoopy take down baron and who is he(that baron). is he a england soldier or something similar
Dewey Regan almost 12 years ago
I remember this particular strip was a big hit when stationed @ Chambley AB France in 1966. Troops checking maps for authenticity. SAR mission to find Snoopie’s plane.
summerdog86 almost 12 years ago
Women….uh…female beagles, maybe?…are nothing but trouble to a WWI pilot.
sjsczurek almost 12 years ago
Or maybe mademoibeagles?
Mickeylacey almost 12 years ago
What a great strip love the flying Ace and yes curse you Red Baron!!!
Number Three almost 12 years ago
Awwwww! Cheer up little Snoop!
xxx
potrerokid almost 12 years ago
Keep it clean!!!!! Millions of people KNOW what you’re asking for!!!!!!!!
boldyuma almost 12 years ago
I seem to remember Snoopy quaffing rootbeer in a French
cafe in a panel from 1966.“It’s The Great Pumpkin” TV special also had Snoopy scrambling and hiding in France
after being shot down..
iced tea almost 12 years ago
Later on, it was Marci, the only Peanut with glasses, who served Snoopy root beer at the cafe.
Number Three almost 12 years ago
Hello! It’s great to see you again after a long while.
Doing awesome here… Thank you.
Hope to hear from you soon.
AmyGrantfan51774 almost 12 years ago
yes poor Snoopy curse you Red Baron you dumkoff!!!!!!!!!!! (German for dummy) in case y’all didn’t know learned that from Hogan’s Heroes and Arte Johnson as the German soldier in Laugh-In remember that???..he was always behind the potted plant going verrrrryyyyyy innnnntttttteerrreeeesstttiiinngggggg!!!!!!!!!!
Doctor11 almost 12 years ago
Poor Snoopy, the Red Baron got him yet again.