A review of probably the best one volume history of the US Navy is World War II, "Two Ocean War" by Samual E. Morison.

This is the first of a multi-part series on the development of US Army doctrine in WW2 and how it continues to influence the way the US military fights in the 21st Century. This first episode focuses on General Adna Chaffee and the development of the US Armored Force.

This is the first episode of several that examines the development of US Army doctrine in WWII. This first episode focuses on the development of the Armored Force and General Adna Chaffee. Subsequent episodes will focus on the the influence of General Leslie McNair, and the execution of doctrine on the battlefields of WWII.

Something a little different on the 81st anniversary of the D Day landings. The story of the US Navy destroyers and the vital role they played in assuring the success of the US Army D Day landings, particularly on Omaha Beach.

The classic memoir of company-level leadership in the toughest battles of WWII in Europe.

Explores the basics of why in war, having the correct military strategy is far more important than tactical expertise or operational capability

An AI host provides a simple explanation of why a basic knowledge of Military History is essential for all military professionals.

A look at the challenges that have and will continue to influence the design of the coming generations of armored vehicles in the US Army.

A review of the newly released book, Dying Hard, by retired army Colonel French MacLean. The book is a meticulouslyresearched and emotionally resonant tribute to the soldiers of Company B, 39thcInfantry Regiment, 9th Infantry Division during World War Two.

A quick look at the newest tech in Ukraine and how its changing basic tactics now and what it might mean in the future.