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 America’s role in World War II, from its entry after the attack on Pearl Harbor to its emergence as a world superpower. The U.S. mobilized its economy and people, fought brutal battles across Europe and the Pacific, and used the atomic bomb to end the conflict.We examine the war’s impact on soldiers, civilians, minorities, and women, and the global legacy it left behind—from the United Nations to the Cold War, from Holocaust memory to nuclear power. World War II was both a victory and a transformation.
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.
