Episodes
The Battle of Pharsalus, 48 B.C. Caesar Takes Rome. Enacts Reforms that turned the Republic in a Blueprint for Empire that we still use today.
With his victory, Caesar ascended to the apex of power, casting aside the fragile remnants of the R...
The Tet Offensive, 1968. Public Opinion Alters Dramatically. Largest Communist Defeat Transforms to US' Singular Cold War Defeat.
The spectacle of Communist forces unleashing a coordinated and relentless assault shook the America...
The Battle of Adrianople, 378 A.D. The End of the Western Roman Empire. The End of Infantry Dominance for 1,000 Years. Ascendance of Cavalry.
The Battle of Adrianople in 378 AD was the combat event that shattered the illusion of Rome’s invin...
The Battle of Beth-Horon, 66 A.D. The End of the Independent Jewish State. Josephus Records the Defeat of the Roman Army near Jerusalem, and Rome's Retributions.
The overwhelming defeat of a Roman punitive force ignited a wildfire of belief among the Jewish pop...
The Battle of Singapore, 1942. Imperial Britain Dismembered Piece by Piece. Japan's Elite Jungle Troops. British Embarrassment.
The fall of Singapore was a cataclysmic turning point, the crowning triumph of Japan’s unstoppable ...
The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863. The Confederates Farthest Penetration into the Union. Lee's Gamble. The North Reinvigorated.
Gettysburg was the high-water mark of the Confederacy, the deepest penetration into Union soil Lee’...
The Invasion of Normandy, 1944. D-Day, Push to the Rhine, Invasion of Germany. Stalin's Red Wall Encroaching.
In the spring of 1944, the Allies prepared for an operation that would determine the course of the ...
The Battle of Megiddo, 1479 BC. The First Real-Time Chronicled Battle in History. First Blueprint for Imperialism.
With the rebellion in Palestine broken and Egyptian dominance restored, Thutmose the Third ignited ...
The Battle of Leuctra, 371 BC. Spartan Defeat. First Known Tactical Use of Cavalry. First Flank Refusal. Art of War Forever Changed.
The Theban victory at Leuctra shattered Spartan dominance, a dominance that had held the Greek peni...
The Battle of Pharsalus, 48 B.C. Caesar Takes Rome. Enacts Reforms that turned the Republic in a Blueprint for Empire that we still use today.
With his victory, Caesar ascended to the apex of power, casting aside the fragile remnants of the R...
The Tet Offensive, 1968. Public Opinion Alters Dramatically. Largest Communist Defeat Transforms to US' Singular Cold War Defeat.
The spectacle of Communist forces unleashing a coordinated and relentless assault shook the America...
The Battle of Adrianople, 378 A.D. The End of the Western Roman Empire. The End of Infantry Dominance for 1,000 Years. Ascendance of Cavalry.
The Battle of Adrianople in 378 AD was the combat event that shattered the illusion of Rome’s invin...
The Battle of Beth-Horon, 66 A.D. The End of the Independent Jewish State. Josephus Records the Defeat of the Roman Army near Jerusalem, and Rome's Retributions.
The overwhelming defeat of a Roman punitive force ignited a wildfire of belief among the Jewish pop...
The Battle of Singapore, 1942. Imperial Britain Dismembered Piece by Piece. Japan's Elite Jungle Troops. British Embarrassment.
The fall of Singapore was a cataclysmic turning point, the crowning triumph of Japan’s unstoppable ...
