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Join Georgia Southern University military history professors Brian Feltman and Bill Allison as they chat with fellow military historians, public historians, scholars of war and society, and other exciting people about military history, career paths, BBQ, and life in general on Military Historians are People, Too! Recently named among the Top Military History Podcasts by Feedspot.com! Thanks for listening!
Unknown Host hosts Military Historians are People, Too!, a history show with 153 episodes published.
Our guest today is one of the leading historians of the American soldier and the Second World War John C. McManus . John is the Curators’ Distinguished Professor of US Military History at the Missouri University of Scien
Another good one! Today we are joined by Ed Westermann , who has just retired from Texas A&M University-San Antonio, where he is now Regents Professor Emeritus of History (congrats, Ed, on your second retirement!). Ed se
Our guest today is Revolutionary War-era maritime historian Christopher P. Magra of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. At Tennessee, Chris is a Professor of Early American History and the Director of the Center fo
Today's guest is an historian of the Burma campaign and equine experience in the World Wars - Lucy Betteridge-Dyson. Lucy is a PhD candidate and Burma Star Memorial Fund Scholar in the Department of Defence Studies at Ki
Our guest today has had an interesting path to becoming a historian of the RAF in the Second World War. Jane Gulliford Lowes , who many may know as "Just Curious Jane" and from her popular podcast Never Mind the Damn Bus
Our guest today is the gracious, hardworking William A. Taylor of Angelo State University, where he is the Lee Drain Endowed University Professor of Global Security (say that fast five times!). A Naval Academy graduate a
Our guest today is a scholar of the darker side of imperialism, Kim Wagner of Queen Mary University, London. Kim does intense work on atrocity and massacre, but he manages to keep a light attitude, as you will see in thi
Our guest today is the inspirational writer, artist, photographer, and historian Briana Gervat . Based in New York, Briana has traveled the world, but her adventure we're most interested in is her walk of the 600-mile We
Our guests today are Jack Mortenson and Jon Aperans, the creators and hosts of Armchair Commanders , a podcast dedicated to war movies! They met at the University of South Dakota (Jon even had a history class with Friend
Our guest today is Col. Nathan K. Finney of US Forces Command. An armor (armour, if you are in the UK) officer-turned-strategist, Nate commissioned through Officer Candidate School after earning his BA from the Universit
Today's guest is hockey-playing Québécois and Vietnam historian, Pierre Asselin ! He's come a long way from not wanting to go to college to now the Dwight E. Stanford Chair in American Foreign Relations and interim Direc
Today's guest is the well-travelled Reena Goldthree of Princeton University, where she is an Associate Professor of African American Studies and affiliated with Princeton's Gender and Sexuality Studies and Latin American
Today's guest is the energetic Military History Curator at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, Dr. Frank Blazich! An Air Force veteran and long-time historian for the Civil Air Patrol, Frank has been in
Today's guest is a fellow podcaster - Ian Sanders, who is the creator and host of the popular Cold War Conversations Podcast . A London native now living in Manchester, Ian divides time between the Manchester Museum, pod
Our guest today is Oklahoma State University Professor of History John M. Kinder . John is the Director of the American Studies Program at OK State and has published widely on veterans and disabilities, and, more recentl
We've got another good one for you - Today's guest is National Museums Scotland's military curator, Calum Robertson . Calum has one of the best jobs in the military history world there in Edinburgh. Born and raised near
Our guest today is a historian of Civil War memory and Southern foodways, notably for our purposes BBQ and, wait for it, BACON! Mark A. Johnson is an assistant professor of history at the University of Tennessee at Chatt
Our guest today is Guy Nasuti, whose road to his current position with the US Naval History and Heritage Command has been a long and winding one. Now a historian at the Navy Yard, Guy's naval career included serving as a
Our guest today is one of the nicest guys in the military history community (which is filled with wonderful people!) - Derek Mallett. Late of the US Army Command and General Staff College school at Ft. Belvoir, Derek tau
Another good one, recorded on Halloween even! Today's guest is the upbeat and energetic Le'Trice Donaldson of Auburn University. Le'Trice is a scholar of the Black soldier experience and founder of the Society for Black
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