Battle of Guadalcanal: the momentum shifts in the Pacific War (with Trent Hone) | Ep 18
The Battle of Guadalcanal was one of the most influential and brutal campaigns of World War II, marking the first major offensive by Allied forces against Japan. Fought from August 1942 to February 1943 in the Solomon Islands, this pivotal struggle shifted the momentum of the Pacific War and prov...
What Nobody Wants to Admit About the Pacific War: America Prosecuted Karl Dönitz at Nuremberg for a War Crime the U.S. Navy Was Already Committing.
Why Nuremberg Refused to Sentence Dönitz for Submarine Warfare — And What Fleet Admiral Nimitz's Sworn Testimony Reveals About America's Pacific War?
In this solo personal essay, Dale argues that the United States' unrestricted submarine campaign against Japan in World War Two was legally and mor...
Guadalcanal Was Only Half the Story | WW2 Hot Takes
Most accounts of the Pacific War treat Guadalcanal and New Guinea as two separate campaigns. But from the Japanese perspective, they were part of the same desperate struggle—and understanding that connection changes how we view the turning point of the Pacific War.
In this episode of World War 2...
S8 Ep1228: Craig Symonds, author of Nimitz at War: Command Leadership from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay, Part One: Following the devastating at
Craig Symonds, author of Nimitz at War: Command Leadership from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay, Part One: Following the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor, Admiral Chester Nimitz assumed command of the Pacific Fleet with a mission to stabilize a wrecked command and shift from defeat to offense. Select...
1. Christmas 1941 to July 1944: Calculated Risk and the Rebuilding of Pacific Command: CRAIG-SYMONDS-NIMITZ-AT-WAR
CAPTION USS OGLALA CAPSIZED, PEARL HARBORChristmas 1941 to July 1944: Calculated Risk and the Rebuilding of Pacific CommandCraig Symonds, author of Nimitz at War: Command Leadership from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay, Part One: This interview segment details Admiral Chester Nimitz's leadership during...
Admiral Spruance: The Quiet Mastermind Behind Victory in the Pacific (with Ryan Wadle) | Ep 32
Admiral Raymond A. Spruance was one of the most important—and often underrated—American naval commanders of World War II. Best known for his decisive leadership at the Battle of Midway, Spruance helped deliver one of the most consequential victories in U.S. Navy history and played a central role ...
YOU INHERITED THE MESS!! NOW WHAT?
You do not get to choose what you inherit. You do get to choose what you do with it.Every leader eventually walks into something they did not create: a struggling team, a broken process, low morale, neglected training, poor performance, or a culture shaped by decisions made long before they arriv...
No Limit Leadership Experiences with Sean Patton
There has been a lot in the news about fraternities of late, which made me think about my time in a fraternity. When I was pledging as a college first-semester freshman, I had the “privilege” of being pledge class president. I should probably put that on my LinkedIn profile now that I think of it...
The Truth About World War II, Henry Ford’s Controversial Past, and America’s Atomic Decisions
What was America’s plan after Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Victor Davis Hanson and Sami Winc dive into the final days of World War II and questions about whether the United States came close to deploying additional nuclear weapons.
In today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” Victo...
