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Sherman A1

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4. Have you checked
Fri Apr 5, 2013, 03:49 AM
Apr 2013

the podcasts from The Pritzker Military Library in Chicago? I know I have listened to many of them while commuting and doing the mindless part of my job on Sunday mornings. Pretty much all author visits and some cover WWI. I really have enjoyed them and the variety of topics and the Free part is really good to.

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First World War [View all] Jack Sprat Apr 2013 OP
John Keegan is my favorite military historian. bluedigger Apr 2013 #1
Thanks. Jack Sprat Apr 2013 #2
Keegan is very readable. bluedigger Apr 2013 #3
Keegan's "Face of Battle" is one of my favorites of his work. Adsos Letter Apr 2013 #6
I like the way he takes examples from different periods of history to make his case. bluedigger Apr 2013 #8
Have you checked Sherman A1 Apr 2013 #4
A classic in the field excringency Apr 2013 #5
Tuchman's books are very good. Adsos Letter Apr 2013 #7
Tigers in Normandy [Kindle Edition yortsed snacilbuper Apr 2013 #9
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