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In [[Charles M. Schulz]]'s Peanuts cartoons, the beagle Snoopy, in a reference to Walter Mitty, is constantly daydreaming of being a World War I flying ace and fighting the Red Baron.

In [[Charles M. Schulz]]'s Peanuts cartoons, the beagle Snoopy, in a reference to Walter Mitty, is constantly daydreaming of being a World War I flying ace and fighting the Red Baron.

Then, in 1966, The Royal Guardsmen recorded a hit song entitled "[[Snoopy vs. the Red Baron]]" which retells Schulz's story in song lyric form, followed by two additional songs continuing the theme.

Then, in 1966, The Royal Guardsmen recorded a hit song entitled "[[Snoopy vs. the Red Baron (song)|Snoopy vs. the Red Baron]]" which retells Schulz's story in song lyric form, followed by two additional songs continuing the theme.

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