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Maritime history is a multifaceted and fascinating subject which covers tales of heroism, war, disasters, trade and discovery.Naval Historian Chris Sams comes to you fortnightly to talk about an aspect of Maritime history recorded live and unplugged.This Podcast is part of Chris' Substack where he writes three times a week on the subject.https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menu jerijerod14.substack.com
High Seas High Jinks hosts Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged), a history show with 103 episodes published.
As a special editon here is the talk I gave at the CMPH conference on 16 May for the 110th Anniversary of the Battle of Jutland. Happy Jutland day. You can also find me on the socials here… This is a public episode. If y
This week’s episode is a bit of a strange one as I didn’t really have a plan. I kind of monologue to myself about Bismarck, the differences between the naval armament programs of the Second and Third Reich and whether th
This week’s episode looks at the museum ship, HMS Cavalier, the last WW2 destroyer - her career, her battle honour and what she represents. Go check her out here… Or find me on the Socials or Substack here… This is a pub
This week’s podcast looks at Walter Schwieger, the commander of U-20, his career, the decission he took to fire on the liner and whether what he did was a War Crime and how should he be rememberred. You can also track me
This week’s podcast follows the U-47’s attack on the Royal Oak at Scapa Flow in October 1939. Why they went in, how they did it and what it meant in the grand scheme of things. You can also track me down on all the Socia
This week’s podcast/broadcast looks at the types of aircraft proposed for use at sea on the Graf Zeppelin aircraft carrier in World War Two. You can also track me down on all the Socials here… This is a public episode. I
This week’s podcast/broadcast looks at the types of blockade that can be carried out by the Royal Navy during the First World War, how it impacted Germany economically and what lessons we can learn for the Straits of Hor
This week I was thinking of my village, Marden in Kent, and the Battle of Britain and thought I would tell three stories of the small Kentish village and its run ins with the Luftwaffe… You can also track me down on all
This week I, briefly, look at the Naval War of 1812 with the US and outline why it was not an embarrassing defeat for the British as well as Commerce raiding as a technique. You can also track me down on all the Socials
This week I turn to, what I think is a beautiful ship named after my historical crush and discuss her design and career followed by her sad end. Also includes a brief side quest into the types of cruisers and their diffe
This week, in a shockingly relevent (and breaking news) I talk about Naval firepower being used ineffectively against a power that has been underestimated and victory was declared several times and mines caused havoc. No
This week is a brief story about the Airport at Rochester being targeted by the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain. When it happened, what was damaged and why target the civilian field? If you aren’t already and want
A brief discussion about the USN’s sinking of the Iranian frigate, Dena last week in the Indian Ocean. Basically mulling over some of the mis-information and comments I’ve read about submarine warfare coming from the Whi
This week I speak briefly about the situaton in the Straits of Hormuz drawing out some dicey historical comparisons. I also ask the questions: Why won’t ships sail through? What has insurance got to do with it? Why the h
This week’s episode looks at the Australian Navy’s first offensive sweep of the First World War and their hunt for von Spee… If you aren’t already and want to read more of my Naval history stuff or find me on the socials
This week’s podcast looks at a lesser known liner sinking by the German Navy in World War One and how this one almost brought America into the War in the summer of 1915… If you aren’t already and want to read more of my
Looking into the story of a pirate’s grave and the battle between pirates and villagers deep in the heart of Kent in the 18 Century… If you aren’t already and want to read more of my Naval history stuff or find me on the
The U-570 had a very troubled career in the Kriegsmarine and her maiden voyage came to a very unfortunate end. If you aren’t already and want to read more of my Naval history stuff or find me on the socials you can find
This week I answer a random Twitter question from a random person as to where the Royal navy is no longer the power that it was, the financial pressure, the lack of need and foreign pressure in under half an hour. If you
This week I ask a question you never thought you needed to know - what is a pre-dreadnought battleship? Also why are they important and actually do more during the First World War than Dreadnoughts? If you aren’t already
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