This podcast explores America's wars through the eyes of military experts and ordinary citizens. From the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts, each episode uncovers the strategic, political, and personal perspectives that shaped these wars. Hear from historians, veterans, and civilians as we analyze the motivations, consequences, and lessons learned from each conflict.
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This podcast explores America's wars through the eyes of military experts and ordinary citizens. From the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts, each episode uncovers the strategic, political, and personal perspectives that shaped these wars. Hear from historians, veterans, and civilians as we analyze the motivations, consequences, and lessons learned from each conflict.
This episode explores the Korean War (1950–1953), where the U.S. led a United Nations force to defend South Korea from a North Korean invasion. After a dramatic turnaround with the Inchon Landing, the war escalated when China intervened, leading to a bloody stalemate near the 38th parallel.Despite massive casualties and destruction, the war ended in armistice, not peace, and left the Korean Peninsula divided to this day. The war marked America’s first Cold War military intervention, setting the tone for future conflicts—and earning the painful nickname: “The Forgotten War.”
Perspectives on America's Wars
This podcast explores America's wars through the eyes of military experts and ordinary citizens. From the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts, each episode uncovers the strategic, political, and personal perspectives that shaped these wars. Hear from historians, veterans, and civilians as we analyze the motivations, consequences, and lessons learned from each conflict.
