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It actually didn't look too bad, but soldiers life must have been real tough back then. Imagine going a day without food on the march.

I love that Continental Army uniform...especially that tricorn hat. Where can I get one the these?

Those uniforms, well obviously they're not red coats. I assume they're American uniforms?

what about the "chuck wagon" kitchen?? yes I know that is more cowboy but someone had to carry all that flour and slaughtering tools why not a wagon - and I have heard of women following the soldiers working as their cooks

How is the dishwasher holding up. I do see a lot of negative reviews of it out there?

Just a couple of things. Most dishwashers I have replaced have been direct wired. Some installation companies will not hook them up believing that they have to be licensed electricians to wire install the new unit. When you are removing the drain line from the garbage disposal, have a bowl or small bucket ready to catch the nasty water that will come out of the hose when you remove it.

We just installed this dishwasher, and paid some guy $110 to do it. That included hauling the old one away, which we're sad to see leave. It served us well for 11 years, which in the hard water state of Utah, is about a record (for us it is, at least--no other brand lasted more than 3 years, btw). We love the quiet. Absolutely love the AUTO setting that's new (to us). But, the main reason I'm leaving this comment is to congratulate you on how excellently this video was made. Oh, there was some mismatch between the voice and actions when pointing at the hoses and power line in one part, but the information given, the brevity used, and the quality of the information, was above top notch. No fluff. No muff. No bothersomeness. Thank You Sir! And Go Bosch!

Hello. If replacing an older unit, you should check for GFI function while everything is open. The floor space under the removed unit should be carefully inspected for water damage. We have a Bosch with the led lit, inclined controls. The inset (flush) handle & the quiet operation is worth the extra cost. It has worked flawlessly for 8 months so far, while a previous unit began failing after 6 months. Great video as usual. Thanx. 

That was an easy one, if only they were always that easy. Old houses always seem to have much more permanent hookups that take some effort to deal with. Guess that goes hand-in-hand with older appliances that were built-to-last.

That is quite! .... and happy holidays Bill!

Very very good cover