1866
Paul Verlaine publishes Chanson d’automne, the poem later used as a D-Day signal.
June 18, 1940
Radio Londres makes its first broadcast to France, opening with Charles de Gaulle.
June 1 and 5, 1944
Lines from the Verlaine poem tell the French Resistance that the invasion is near and then imminent. D-Day follows on June 6.
1962
The Longest Day brings the Jean has a long mustache message to the screen.
Late 1983 to early 1984
Red Dawn films in and around Las Vegas, New Mexico.
August 10, 1984
Red Dawn opens and becomes the first film released with a PG-13 rating.
November 21, 2012
The Red Dawn remake opens in theaters.
November 2016
The first Chair Is Against The Wall patches are sewn in Tucson, with John Has A Long Mustache the same year.
2018
Stickers, the Red Soap patch and the first PVC chair patch.
June 2021
The chair patches return for the Battle Against Taxes and Bills.
August 2021
Red Dawn Week patches arrive.
April 2022
Red Dawn ghost patches.
November 2026
The Chair Is Against The Wall.com is rebuilt as a Red Dawn field guide and sister to John Has A Long Mustache.com.
See each era in depth: Radio Londres And D-Day, The Film and Patch And Sticker Archive.
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