-Jake interviews his Father, Stuart Brown, about his time in the British Army during the 1974-1994.

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Join Steve & Pete as they take a tour of the Staffordshire Regimental Museum.

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Part 2 of Musket to Rifle. In this episode Steve, Pete & Jake continue to look at the development of small arms in the British Army, picking up from the late 19th Century.

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Jake, Pete & Steve get together and talk about their highlights from the 2021 season, and cast an eye forward to what 2022 has in store for them.

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Pete & Jake discuss the Christmas Truce of 1914, a remarkably moving event which in recent years has become somewhat sensationalised.

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Part 1 of Musket to Rifle. In this episode Pete & Jake look at the development of small arms in the British Army, beginning with the New Model Army of 1645.

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John Shanahan of Eire Military Collectibles tells us about his experiences in the Irish Army, and also talks about his passion of collecting militaria.

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Written by Matthew Clay in the mid 19th Century, his memoirs of the battles of Quatre Bras & Waterloo have now been brought to life in the form of this audio book - for the very first time.

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Dom Blyth joins Jake for a chat about his journey so far, and the intricacies of post WW2 Living History.

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Steve & Pete talk to Reg Charles, an Oxf & Bucks veteran of the NW Europe Campaign during WW2. Reg talks about his pre-war memories, service with the Auxiliary Fire Service & his experiences in Normandy and beyond.

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