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other upon another

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taste the hive

PGR-003 With Love - The City

PGR-003 Club Cavalry - With Love/The City : Club Cavalry

Cavalry.

"Riding A Raid" (1863), a Confederate cavalry song, being performed by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

"Riding A Raid" (1863) - Tennessee Ernie Ford

Join us for a captivating episode featuring Jim Modlin, the Deputy Commandant of the U.S. Army Armor School at Fort Moore, Georgia. In this engaging discussion, Jim shares his insights and experiences from his 22-year military career, including his time at West Point, deployments to Iraq, and his current role in training the next generation of armor officers and soldiers.

Discover the challenges and advancements in the U.S. Army's armor force, including the introduction of the new M-10 Booker tank and future plans for the M1E3 main battle tank. Jim also sheds light on the evolving dynamics of leadership, the importance of logistics, and the impact of emerging technologies like drones on modern warfare.

Whether you're a military enthusiast or simply curious about the inner workings of the U.S. Army, this episode offers a unique perspective on the past, present, and future of armored warfare. Don't miss this enlightening conversation!

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EP-373 | Inside the Armor School: A Conversation with Colonel Jim Modlin

For the fifth bonus episode of the History Machine Podcast, Cathal and Niall discuss the evolution and development of cavalry, its important role on the battlefield and how it was a gamechanger for early civilizations. This episode delves into battles from Alexander the Great.

Tune in for an introduction to the history of cavalry.

Bonus Episode 5: Cavalry

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Imagine a bunch of veterans sitting around a living room with their favorite adult beverage and someone brings up a topic that takes the conversation down a rabbit hole. That's our show. Grab a chair and your favorite beverage and join in on an awesome topic. Our hosts are military veterans and our guests are real people with a message to share. Real Talk. Real People. (aka Mentors4Mil)

Niall and Cathal here,  we’re two Irish guys with an interest in history and a way with numbers. The idea for this podcast came from us having a lot of notions and a few historic ideas. 

Our shared interest in military history led us to ask questions like:

"Which was the best army?"

"Who was the best commander?"

or "Can a good general redeem a bad army?"

But how can you answer those questions without doing extensive research and speculation into each army and individual general? Well, we created a neural network (the History Machine!) to work out the answers for us! 

We'll use the History Machine to crunch a database of wins, losses, casualties and other variables in the history of warfare. This provides us with comparative results about armies, commanders and units that we can use to back up claims, discuss upsets and see who stands out from the crowd.

As long as its fire.
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