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The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Second Barbary War: America's Decisive Naval VictoryIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe discuss the Second Barbary War, highlighting America's bold confrontation with the Barbary States in 1815. The United States, under Commodore Stephen Decanter, refused to continue paying tributes and instead launched a decisive naval campaign against Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli. This act of defiance ended centuries of European appeasement of state-sponsored piracy in the Mediterranean. The episode delves into the significant battles, the subsequent treaties enforced at gunpoint, and the long-term impacts on American naval doctrine and international relations. It also underscores the human element, celebrating the liberation of...
2026-02-0146 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastNavigating the Pacific: Carrier Raids of 1942In this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the dramatic and pivotal American Carrier raids of 1942 during the early years of World War II. They explore how these daring raids by US Navy carriers, while not always resulting in immediate victories, shifted the momentum of the Pacific War. The discussion covers the strategic and psychological impacts on both the United States and Japan, detailing how the raids forced Japan to reallocate resources and rethink their defensive strategies. They highlight notable raids, such as those on the Marshall Islands, Wake Island, and the...
2026-01-2554 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Legendary Odyssey of USS Hornet CV-8In this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christoph delve into the dramatic and storied history of the USS Hornet CV-8. They recount the ship's significant contributions to World War II, including the famous Doolittle Raid, the Battle of Midway, and its ultimate sacrifice at the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands. The discovery of the Hornet's wreck in 2019 by the research vessel Petrel, funded by Paul G. Allen, provided closure to many families and offered new insights into naval history. The episode reflects on the bravery and sacrifices of the Hornet's crew, the evolution...
2026-01-1851 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastDebating the Future: The Trump Class BattleshipIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the resurgence of the battleship debate with the proposed Trump class battleship, announced in December 2025. The discussion covers the historical context of battleships in US naval history, the practical and symbolic implications of the Trump class proposal, and the wider strategic, political, and industrial challenges it raises. The hosts evaluate arguments from both supporters and critics, examining issues like cost, utility, technological integration, and manpower. They also explore how this proposal tests existing naval doctrines and the potential long-term impacts on the US Navy...
2026-01-041h 10The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Overlooked Naval Bombardments of Japan: A Turning Point in WWIIIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the often-overlooked naval bombardments of Japan during the summer of 1945. As Allied forces gained overwhelming dominance in the Pacific, the US Navy, supported by British units, conducted a series of calculated naval strikes against Japan's industrial infrastructure. These bombardments aimed to destroy key industrial sites, test coastal defenses, support air operations, and prepare for a potential invasion. The episode explores the strategic, psychological, and operational impacts of these bombardments on both Allied sailors and Japanese civilians, ultimately contributing to Japan's realization of the futility...
2025-12-281h 04The U.S. Navy History PodcastSilent Warriors: The Daring Raid on Algiers HarborIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe delve into the captivating story of the raid on Algiers harbor by Italian frogmen and manned torpedoes on December 11th, 1942. This clandestine operation, carried out by Italy's elite Decima MAS unit, targeted allied shipping during World War II. The hosts detail the planning, execution, and aftermath of the raid, highlighting its strategic impact, the bravery of the Italian commandos, and the subsequent changes in naval warfare tactics. They also reflect on the human experiences of those involved and the broader historical significance of this remarkable episode.
2025-12-211h 10The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Human Side of Pearl Harbor: Lesser-Known Stories and Enduring LegacyIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe commemorate Pearl Harbor Day, focusing on the personal, lesser-told stories from December 7, 1941. They explore the human experiences of sailors, marines, nurses, airmen, and civilians during the attack, offering insights into the emotional and psychological impact of the event. The script also delves into the harrowing efforts of survivors and rescue teams, the rapid salvage and rebuilding operations, and the lasting legacy of resilience and unity forged that day. The episode concludes with reflections on the broader significance of Pearl Harbor, emphasizing its enduring influence on the US...
2025-12-071h 09The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Sinking of SS Stanvac Calcutta: A Forgotten Battle of the AtlanticIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe recount a lesser-known but dramatic encounter during the Battle of the Atlantic. On June 6th, 1942, the American tanker SS Stanvac Calcutta faced the German surface raider Steir. Despite being heavily outgunned, the American crew displayed remarkable bravery, defying the enemy until their ship was ultimately sunk. The narrative details the broader strategic context, the role of stealthy German surface raiders, and the vital but perilous duties of American merchant mariners and Navy armed guard sailors. The episode concludes with a tribute to Flight Officer Benny R...
2025-11-301h 11The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Tragic Tale of USS Atik and the Evolving BattlefieldIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christoph delve into the gripping story of the USS Atik, an American Q-ship during World War II. On the night of March 27, 1942, the Atik was engaged in a deceptive mission to lure German U-boats near the Virginia coast. This episode explores the encounter between the Atik and the German submarine U-123, commanded by Captain Lieutenant Reinhard Hardegen. Despite Atik's courageous efforts, the engagement revealed the outdated nature of Q-ships in modern submarine warfare. The hosts also discuss the broader implications of the encounter, including how it influenced naval...
2025-11-2354 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Bombardment of Samsun: A Forgotten Echo of Naval Power and Human CostIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe dive into the lesser-known yet impactful bombardment of Samsun on June 7th, 1922, during the Turkish War of Independence. They explore the strategic, tactical, and moral dimensions of the Greek naval attack, the aftermath of which saw civilian deaths, widespread destruction, and complicated diplomatic ripples. The episode examines how this brief yet devastating event underscores the limits of naval power, the responsibilities of maritime warfare, and its lasting impact on modern military practices and humanitarian laws. The hosts also honor fallen hero Specialist Devin J. Kuhn, reflecting...
2025-11-1659 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Silent Challenge: HMS Gotland and the Future of Naval WarfareIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into a significant event from 2005 that served as a wake-up call for the US Navy. The episode recounts how the Swedish submarine HMS Gotland, employing Air Independent Propulsion (AIP), managed to stealthily breach the defenses of the USS Ronald Reagan during military exercises, simulating multiple torpedo kills. This humbling experience led the US Navy to lease the Gotland for two years to better understand its silent stealth capabilities and to incorporate those lessons into their own anti-submarine warfare strategies. The discussion elaborates on how this...
2025-11-0953 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Haunting Legacy of Battleships: Endurance, Presence, and Modern Naval PowerIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the storied legacy and enduring fascination with battleships, particularly the Iowa class giants born during World War II. They explore the contrasting views on modern naval strategy against the backdrop of historic sea power. With insights from naval scholar James Holmes, they discuss the psychological and nostalgic allure of battleships in the age of advanced technology. The discussion examines the implications of potentially reviving such ships, comparing past and present naval capabilities, and considering the symbolic and practical lessons that battleships impart to modern...
2025-11-021h 06The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Heartbeat of the Fleet: A Tribute to US Navy Machinist MatesIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe take a deep dive into the vital, often overlooked role of machinist mates (MMs) in the US Navy. The discussion covers the evolution of the machinist mate rate from the age of steam to the nuclear-powered vessels of today, highlighting their indispensable contributions to naval operations. From maintaining propulsion systems and monitoring gauges to innovating in crisis situations, machinist mates are lauded as the heartbeat of the fleet. The episode concludes with a tribute to Medal of Honor recipient Water Tender First Class Elmer C. Bigelow...
2025-10-2658 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastUSS Cassian vs. German U-Boat: The Unsung Heroism of Osmond IngramIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the lesser-known but significant 1917 naval encounter between the American destroyer USS Cassian and the German submarine U-61. The episode vividly recounts the perilous events of October 15, 1917, in the stormy Atlantic waters off the southern coast of Ireland, highlighting the resilience and bravery of the Cassian's crew. The narrative centers on Gunner's Mate First Class Osmond Ingram, whose sacrificial act of heroism not only saved his shipmates but earned him posthumous recognition as the first enlisted US Navy sailor to receive the Medal of Honor...
2025-10-1956 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Atlantic U-Boat Campaign of World War I: A Deep DiveIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the Atlantic U-Boat Campaign of World War I, a critical maritime struggle far from the Western Front trenches. The discussion covers the evolution and impact of German submarine warfare, the U-Boat's technological and strategic significance, and the moral and political consequences of unrestricted submarine warfare. They also explore the Allied response, including the implementation of the convoy system, technological advancements, and the entry of the United States into the war. The episode closes with reflections on the legacy of the campaign for naval strategy...
2025-10-121h 04The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Overlooked Naval Campaign: Southwest Africa in World War IDale and Christophe delve into the often-overlooked Southwest African campaign of World War I on the US Navy History Podcast. The hosts discuss the strategic importance of seizing German Southwest Africa, highlighting how naval power enabled the success of land operations in a harsh desert environment. The episode covers the multi-phase campaign from 1914-1915, the logistics and naval contributions that underpinned the Union of South Africa's advance, and the eventual surrender of German forces. They also honor Brigadier General Zebulon Montgomery Pike, reflecting on the broader themes of military history and geopolitics.
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2025-10-0126 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Overlooked Front: The Sinai and Palestine Campaign in WWIIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the often-overlooked Sinai and Palestine campaign of World War I, which took place from 1915 to 1918. The campaign, involving unique desert warfare and naval logistics, was pivotal in securing the Suez Canal and reshaping the Middle East. The hosts discuss the British advances, the naval support that facilitated the campaign, and the strategic victories, including General Edmund Allenby's capture of Jerusalem and the decisive Battle of Megiddo. The episode also highlights the long-term geopolitical impacts of the campaign and honors fallen soldier Corporal Wilfred "Willie"...
2025-09-211h 00The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Mesopotamian Campaign: Rivers of War and the Royal Navy's Vital Role in WWIIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe explore the often overlooked but pivotal Mesopotamian Campaign of World War I. They delve into the British and Indian forces' struggles and triumphs deep in modern-day Iraq, emphasizing the crucial role of the Royal Navy's river gunboats. The discussion covers the initial landings at the Chatal Arab, the disastrous siege of KT, and the strategic push towards Baghdad under General Maude's disciplined command. Listeners will learn how the campaign's logistics and naval operations on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers were essential to British success, ultimately shaping the...
2025-09-141h 06The U.S. Navy History PodcastAfter the Towers Fell: The U.S. Navy’s Role in a Changed WorldIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe recount the harrowing events of September 11, 2001, and discuss how the attacks reshaped the mission and strategy of the US Navy. They detail the immediate response of naval forces to protect the homeland and their pivotal role in the global War on Terror. Listeners will learn about the initial military actions, the long-term deployments, and the ongoing significance of the Navy's adaptability and resilience in an era of unconventional warfare.
2025-09-101h 02The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Gallipoli Campaign: Heroism, Tragedy, and LegacyThis episode of the US Navy History Podcast delves into the Gallipoli Campaign of World War I, a historic and ill-fated allied operation aimed at seizing control of the Dardanelles Strait from the Ottoman Empire. Hosts Dale and Christophe explore the military strategies, the fierce battles at Cape Helles and Anzac Cove, and the heroism of soldiers from Australia, New Zealand, Britain, France, India, and other nations. The campaign, driven by Winston Churchill's ambitious plans and characterized by poor planning and immense adversity, culminated in a tragic yet successful evacuation. The episode also reflects on the lasting impact of...
2025-08-311h 16The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Overlooked Persian Campaign of World War IIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the largely forgotten yet consequential Persian campaign of World War I, spanning from 1914 to 1918. The hosts discuss how Persia, modern-day Iran, became a critical battleground despite its declared neutrality due to its strategic location and oil reserves. They explore the geopolitical maneuvers by British, Russian, Ottoman, and German forces, the intricate tribal politics, and the various military and espionage tactics employed. The episode also touches on the impacts of the Russian Revolution, the role of tribal alliances, and the aftermath of the conflict, including...
2025-08-241h 07The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Caucasus Campaign: A Forgotten Front of WWIIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the often overlooked Caucasus Campaign of World War I. They discuss the harsh realities of the mountainous terrain, the critical role of naval logistics, and the key battles that took place between the Russian and Ottoman Empires. The episode also explores the broader geopolitical consequences of the campaign, including the Russian Revolution, the fall of empires, and the eventual reshaping of Eurasia. Additionally, they honor the bravery of Signalman First Class Douglas A. Munro, the first Coast Guardsman to receive the Medal of Honor...
2025-08-171h 02The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Ottoman Front: World War I Caucasus CampaignIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve deep into the Caucasus Campaign during World War I. They discuss key events and battles involving the Ottoman Empire and Russian forces from 1914 to 1916. The podcast covers the initial negotiations, the Bergman offensive, Armenian-Russian collaboration, and various military strategies. Attention is given to the harsh winter conditions, strategic movements, and significant losses on both sides. The episode also honors Lance Corporal Clement B. Johnston Jr. for his bravery in the Vietnam War, detailing his heroic actions and posthumous recognition.
2025-08-1040 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastItaly's Frontlines in World War I: Struggles, Strategies, and StalematesIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into Italy's involvement in World War I, covering their initial alliance with the Central Powers, their subsequent switch to the Allies through the Treaty of London, and the arduous battles that ensued. They discuss the Italian fronts, including the Eastern, Western, and the crucial role played by geographic challenges such as the Alps. The episode also highlights the Italian military's struggles with supply lines, training, and morale, as well as the broader geopolitical contexts and ramifications. Furthermore, the discussion touches on contributions from other nations...
2025-07-2748 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastExplosive Tactics and Chemical Warfare: WWI Frontline StrategiesIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve deep into various significant events and tactics from World War I. They recount the devastating British offensive on Messines Ridge, the introduction and effects of mustard gas by the Germans, and the first major tank attacks by the British at the Battle of Cambrai. They also discuss the German Spring Offensive of 1918 and the subsequent counter-offensives by the Allies, emphasizing the major shift in warfare tactics and technology. The episode concludes with a heartfelt tribute to Senior Chief Petty Officer Christian M Pike, highlighting his...
2025-07-2044 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Western Front in World War IIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the intricacies of World War I on the Western Front during 1916-1917. The episode covers key strategies and battles, including the German strategy of 'Bleed France White,' the iconic Battle of Verdun, and the Battle of the Somme, highlighting significant military tactics and the role of air power in the conflict. They also discuss the French Military Mutinies of 1917 and the eventual entry of the United States into the war. The episode concludes with a tribute to Lance Corporal Clement B. Johnson, who...
2025-07-0643 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastWW1 Western Front: Battles, Gas Attacks, and Aerial WarfareIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the Western Front during World War I. They discuss Germany's initial invasion of France and Belgium in 1914, the execution of modified military plans, and the ensuing battles that laid the foundation for the prolonged and grueling trench warfare. The hosts also touch on the historic Christmas truce of 1914, debates over its occurrence, and the introduction of chemical warfare, notably chlorine gas attacks. They further explore the advent of aerial combat and the rise of fighter aces, including the Red Baron, as well as the...
2025-06-2950 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastBreaking Down Operation Midnight HammerIn this special episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the unfolding events of Operation Midnight Hammer, where the United States conducted precision airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. This historic event marks the first US attack on Iranian soil since 1979, aiming to neutralize Iran's nuclear enrichment capabilities. The episode covers the detailed operational execution, involvement of US Navy assets, and the immediate global reactions from allies and adversaries. The hosts also discuss the broader implications for regional stability, the future of US-Iran relations, and the potential for escalating military and diplomatic tensions. Listeners...
2025-06-221h 07The U.S. Navy History PodcastMontenegrin Campaign & Neutral Albania in World War IIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe delve into the Montenegrin campaign during World War I, covering both the eastern and western fronts. They explore the advances and challenges faced by the Austrian and Montenegrin armies, including significant battles and the eventual fall of Montenegro. The hosts also discuss the complex political and military situation of neutral Albania and its involvements, detailing its occupation by various powers and the impact of international treaties. Additionally, they briefly cover Greece's involvement in World War I and the internal political struggles it faced. The episode concludes with...
2025-06-1539 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Serbian Campaign in WWII appologise for the audio quality. We had issues with this episode.In this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe delve into the Serbian Campaign during World War I. They explore the initial Austro-Hungarian attacks on Serbia, the strategic errors made, and the significant battles such as the Battle of Cer and the Battle of Drina. The episode highlights the severe losses on both sides, the subsequent Serbian retreat, and the impact of external factors like the involvement of Bulgaria and the typhus epidemic on the Serbian population. The discussion extends to the eventual Allied...
2025-06-0851 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastExploring WWI War Crimes: The Dark Side of ConflictIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the grim topic of war crimes during World War I. They begin with the ethnic cleansing of the Armenian population by the Ottoman Empire, discussing the controversy over whether these events constitute genocide. The conversation then shifts to war crimes by other nations, including Russian pogroms against Jews, German atrocities in Belgium, and the harsh treatment of POWs. They also cover anti-war sentiments and opposition, highlighting the internal conflicts and varied social responses in different countries. The episode concludes with a tribute to First...
2025-06-0150 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Aftermath of World War I: Geopolitics, Consequences, and InnovationsIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe discuss the profound and far-reaching consequences of World War I. They cover the dissolution of empires, the creation of new nations, and the geopolitical reshuffling in Europe and the Middle East. The podcast also examines the catastrophic human and economic toll of the war, technological advancements, military tactics, and the introduction of tank and aerial warfare. Additionally, they honor the memory of First Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge, the first military officer to die in an aircraft accident. The episode delves into the impact on various countries, including...
2025-05-1857 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastWorld War I's Closing ChaptersIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe revisit significant moments in World War I, focusing on the efforts of Pope Benedict XV and the German Spring Offensive of 1918. They discuss the stalemate on the Western Front, Germany's strategic attempts to outmaneuver the Allies before US reinforcements arrived, and the subsequent counter-offensives by the Allies that ultimately led to the collapse of Germany's military efforts. The episode also touches on the German Revolution, the abdication of the Kaiser, and the armistice negotiations that concluded the war. In addition, the podcast honors Captain Alfonso W...
2025-05-0453 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastUS Enters World War I & The Russian Revolution: Key Events and FiguresIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe continue exploring World War I, focusing on the Russian Revolution and the subsequent military and political changes. They highlight the enormous impact of Russian casualties, food shortages, and the abdication of Czar Nicholas II. The podcast also covers significant battles, including the Central Powers' offensive in Romania and the role of Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks. Additionally, the hosts discuss the US's reluctant but eventual entry into the war, prompted by unrestricted German submarine warfare and the Zimmerman Telegram. The episode concludes with an overview of...
2025-04-1349 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastWWI Southern Theaters and Key BattlesThis episode of the US Navy History Podcast covers significant events and battles in the southern theaters of World War I, focusing on regions such as the Balkans, the Eastern Front, Romania, Iran, and Italy. Host Dale and co-host Christophe, playfully bantering as they delve into the historical details, explore the impact of various campaigns, strategies, and outcomes. Key topics include the Serbian defense, Russian withdrawals, Italy's shifting alliances, the Ottoman Empire's maneuvers, and Romania's wartime experiences. The episode also honors Colonel Robert Gould Shaw and the valor of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment during the Civil War.
2025-04-0656 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Great War - Strategy, Battles, and TechnologyIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe dive deep into the events and strategies of World War I, focusing on the Central Powers' miscommunication issues, key battles, and technological advancements. They discuss the trench warfare on the Western Front, the use of gas and tanks, and significant naval battles, including the unrestricted submarine warfare Germany employed against the Allies. Additionally, they explore the military actions in various theaters like Africa, Asia, and the Pacific, as well as the role of colonies and the impact of the war on various regions. Wrapping up, the...
2025-03-3056 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastInvestigating the Legacy of the Space Shuttle EnterpriseIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe complete their exploration of the Enterprise namesake series, focusing on the last three vessels named Enterprise, particularly the space shuttle Enterprise. The discussion covers its design, history, and its role in NASA's space program. The hosts also touch upon two other futuristic Enterprise concepts and honor Coast Guard hero, Damage Controlman Third Class Nathan B. Brackenthal, for his valor and sacrifice.usnavyhistorypodcast@gmail.com@usnhistorypodDiscordThe Ships StoreHero Cardsthe Grateful Nation Project — Hero Cardsnavy-cycling.com
2025-03-0952 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Tale of SS Flying Enterprise and Naval Aviation AdventuresIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe explore the intriguing story of the SS Flying Enterprise, a cargo ship notable for its varied cargo, dramatic storm encounters, and ultimate sinking in 1952. They discuss the ship's specifications, cargo, and rescue attempts while humorously interacting. The episode also covers the historic Balloon Enterprise used during the Civil War for surveillance and communication, including a significant demonstration for President Abraham Lincoln. Lastly, they touch upon the role of an L-class blimp during WWII and honor the memory of fallen hero Sergeant Matthew A. Puccino, sharing...
2025-03-0240 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Epic Voyages of Enterprise: From Steamboats to America's CupIn this engaging episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe cover several significant ships named Enterprise, spanning from historical steamboats to the victorious America's Cup yacht. The discussion begins with the 1814 steamboat Enterprise and its journey through the War of 1812 and subsequent legal battles, highlighting its crucial role in establishing steamboat commerce on the Mississippi River. The conversation then shifts to a sobering recount of the slave ship Enterprise and its dramatic encounter with British anti-slavery laws in Bermuda. Finally, the hosts delve into the advanced design and racing legacy of the 1930 J-class yacht...
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TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonJulie Rogers Pomilia on the legacy of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans TVC 675.1: Ed welcomes back Julie Rogers Pomilia, granddaughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans and the author of Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love, the storybook tale of a little girl who just happened to have two famous relatives and who cherished every moment that she spent with them. Julie also worked very closely with Steve Nycklemoe, director of operations for The Hollywood Museum, in putting together the Happy Trails exhibit, honoring the life and legacy of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, that is currently on display at the Museum. In this segment, Julie shares memories of hu...
2025-01-2720 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Journey of the USS Enterprise CVN-65 and OthersIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the storied history of the USS Enterprise CVN-65, the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. They discuss its crucial roles from the Cuban Missile Crisis to Operation Iraqi Freedom and significant incidents, such as the 2003 deployment, USO tours, and the 2012 decommissioning process. The episode concludes with the announcement of the next Enterprise, CVN-80, and honors Gunnery Sergeant Floyd C. Hawley for his service.
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2025-01-2651 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Storied History of the USS Enterprise CVN-65In this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, Captain Dale and the XO, Christophe, delve into the history of the USS Enterprise (CVN-65), the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. They explore its construction, operational history, vital statistics, and various deployments including the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Vietnam War. The podcast also discusses technological developments tested on the Enterprise, such as the nose wheel launch bar, and high-speed turns. The episode concludes with a tribute to Specialist 4th Class Daniel D. Fernandez, a Medal of Honor recipient who sacrificed his life during the Vietnam War.
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2025-01-1958 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastPearl Harbor Attack: Third Wave Considerations and ConsequencesHosts Dale and Christophe delve deep into the details of the Pearl Harbor attack, focusing on the considerations and consequences of the potential third wave attack that never transpired. They discuss the casualties and losses on both the American and Japanese sides, the strategic decisions made by Japanese admirals, and the aftermath of the attack including ship repair efforts and the broader impact on World War II. The episode also explores the role of propaganda, Japanese internment, international consequences, and features a tribute to Corporal Christopher D. Daniel Greer.
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2025-01-1254 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastPearl Harbor: The Untold Details of the AttackIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, Dale and Christophe delve into the intricacies of the Pearl Harbor attack. They discuss the deployment of Japanese submarines and midget submarines, including their successes and failures. The podcast recounts the sequence of events during the attack, highlighting how the U.S. military responded under low alert conditions and the role of different aircraft and ships. It also touches on the tragic casualties, including civilian firefighters, and the Japanese strategic missteps in notifying the U.S. of their intentions. The hosts honor Staff Sergeant Clifford C. Sims, a heroic...
2025-01-0553 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Prelude to Pearl Harbor: U.S. and Japanese RelationsIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe discuss the complex historical events leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. They explore the rising tensions between Japan and the United States, Japan's expansion in the Pacific, the political and military strategies involved, and significant episodes such as the rejection of Japan's racial equality proposal in 1919 and the series of embargos and military preparations leading to the infamous attack. They also honor Major Brent R. Taylor, a fallen hero of the U.S. Army National Guard.
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TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonThe Lives and Legacy of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans TVC 669.5: Via remote from The Hollywood Museum: TV Confidential brings you special audio highlights of the opening night ceremony for Happy Trails, a new exhibit at the Hollywood Museum that celebrates the lives and legacy of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, the legendary King of the Cowboys and Queen of the Westerns. The Happy Trails exhibit features a host of never before seen personal items from the Roy Rogers collection, including an impressive array of vivid color movie posters, personal furniture made for Roy and Dale by actor George Montgomery, plus vintage photos, collectibles, merchandise, and more. For tickets...
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TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonRoy Rogers, Dale Evans, and The Lone Ranger TVC 669.6: Via remote from The Hollywood Museum: TV Confidential brings you more highlights of the opening night ceremony for Happy Trails, the new exhibit at the Hollywood Museum that celebrates the lives and legacy of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. This segment includes comments from Dawn Moore, daughter of actor Clayton Moore (Roy and Dale’s co-star in The Far Frontier), and Julie Rogers Pomilia, granddaughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans and the author of Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love. Julie Rogers Pomilia worked closely with the Museum in putting together the Happy Trails exhibit. Our...
2024-12-0918 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastUSS Enterprise (CVN-65): The First Nuclear-Powered Aircraft CarrierIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, Captain Dale and XO Christophe explore the extensive history of the USS Enterprise (CVN-65), the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Commissioned in 1961, the Enterprise played critical roles in numerous historical events from the Cuban Missile Crisis to the Vietnam War. The hosts discuss the ship's design, capabilities, and many operational deployments, highlighting its significant contributions and longevity in service. Noteworthy moments include its role as a tracking station for John Glenn's Mercury flight and as part of the nuclear-powered task force during Operation Sea Orbit. The episode concludes with...
2024-11-2059 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastU.S.S. Peacock (Classic)The USS Peacock, an influential naval vessel from the early 19th century, served the United States Navy with distinction from 1813 until 1829, playing a pivotal role in capturing enemy ships during the War of 1812 and conducting anti-piracy operations in the West Indies. Despite facing formidable challenges such as yellow fever outbreaks and maritime mishaps like a whale strike and a rogue wave, the ship continued its strategic missions, including diplomatic engagements in Hawaii and China. Dale and Steve views the history of the USS Peacock with deep admiration and fascination, rooted in his extensive knowledge of the ship's specifications and...
2024-11-0640 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe USS Enterprise: A Legacy in the U.S. Navy
In this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe discuss the rich history of the USS Enterprise, focusing on the fifth ship to bear the name. They provide detailed information on its construction, specifications, and various missions from the late 19th century to early 20th century, including its surveying duties and multiple decommissioning and recommissioning periods. The episode transitions to a comprehensive look at the CV-6 Enterprise, a Yorktown-class aircraft carrier active during World War II, highlighting significant battles, including Pearl Harbor, Midway, and the Doolittle Raid. The episode concludes by honoring 1st Lieutenant...
2024-10-3050 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Rise and Legacy of the USS Enterprise and a World War I HeroIn this gripping episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe journey through the storied history of the USS Enterprise. They begin by exploring the origins and early battles of the first Continental Army sloop of war, captured in 1775 by Benedict Arnold, spotlighting its pivotal role in the Revolutionary War. The narrative then transitions to subsequent iterations of the USS Enterprise, detailing their significant contributions in the Quasi-War, the First Barbary War, and the War of 1812. Listeners will hear vivid accounts of fierce naval engagements, including the Enterprise's valorous exploits against the Tripolian cruiser and its...
2024-10-2353 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastWorld War I: The Prelude to Conflict
In this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, Captain Dale and XO Christophe delve into the intricate alliances and events leading to World War I. They explore the shifting balances of power in Europe, from Britain's isolationist stance to the decline of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of Germany under Bismarck. The discussion includes the domino effects of various treaties and alliances, culminating in the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, which ignited the July Crisis. The episode also touches on the resulting geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Balkans, reflecting on such conflicts' long-term repercussions. The hosts...
2024-10-0952 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastAnalyzing The Final Countdown: A Naval Review
In this subscriber-only episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe review and analyze the 1980 film 'The Final Countdown,' discussing its portrayal of naval operations and historical inaccuracies. They explore the film’s premise—an aircraft carrier transported back to just before Pearl Harbor—and probe potential impacts on historical events and technology. The episode highlights naval details depicted in the film and includes engaging discussions about the realism of naval operations, aircraft capabilities, and the hypothetical outcomes had the events in the film played out historically. The conversation is enriched with fun anecdotes, facts...
2024-10-021h 14The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe U.S. Occupations of Haiti and the Dominican RepublicIn this episode of the U.S. Navy history podcast, Dale and Christophe discuss the U.S. occupations of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. They cover the geopolitical and economic motivations behind these occupations, the methods used to establish control, and the impact on local populations. The episode delves into the Haitian American Convention, the role of the U.S. Marines in both countries, and the infrastructure projects initiated by the American administrations. They also touch on the socio-political consequences of these occupations and the eventual withdrawal of U.S. forces. The discussion concludes with the hosts’ reflections on th...
2024-09-2544 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Banana Wars and Nicaragua OccupationIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christoph delve into the history of the US occupation of Nicaragua from 1909 to 1912, detailing the political turmoil and US military interventions that shaped the country's trajectory. The discussion covers the conflict between liberal and conservative factions, US support for conservative forces, and key military operations led by figures such as Major Smedley Butler and Admiral William Henry Hudson Sutherland. Additionally, the episode touches on the broader geopolitical context, including US efforts to limit German influence in the region and the economic motivations behind military actions. The episode...
2024-09-1952 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Battle of Santiago de Cuba and Beyond: American Naval ProwessIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, host Dale and co-host Christophe delve into the Battle of Santiago de Cuba during the Spanish-American War. They discuss Admiral Pascual Cervera’s ill-prepared Spanish fleet, the tactical maneuvers and subsequent defeats, and how the American blockade led to Spain's naval downfall. The podcast further explores the effectiveness of U.S. naval forces and their strategic engagements throughout the war, the aftermath of the battle, and the capture and utilization of Spanish ships. Additionally, the hosts briefly touch upon the Second Battle of San Juan and conclude with the de...
2024-09-0851 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastUncharted Waters: The Battle of Guantanamo BayIn this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the intense battles of the Spanish-American War, focusing on the Battle of Guantanamo Bay. The episode covers the strategic maneuvers and fierce fighting from June 6th to June 14th, 1898, detailing the actions of US Navy ships USS Marblehead, USS St. Louis, and USS Yankee, and their attempts to cut communication cables and establish a base at Guantanamo. The story highlights the heroism of the Marines, including a particular act of bravery by Sergeant John H. Quick, who signaled the USS Dolphin under heavy fire...
2024-08-2150 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastDecisive Moments in the Spanish-American War: From Manila Bay to GuamIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into key battles and events of the Spanish-American War. They begin with an in-depth discussion of the Battle of Manila Bay on May 1, 1898, highlighting Admiral Dewey's strategic maneuvers and the overwhelming victory of the U.S. Navy over the ill-equipped Spanish fleet. The podcast then transitions to the capture of Guam, detailing the diplomatic surrender of the Spanish forces led by Governor Juan Marina. The episode concludes by honoring Lieutenant Commander Manert L. Abel, recounting his service and ultimate sacrifice aboard the USS Grunion...
2024-08-141h 07The U.S. Navy History PodcastExploring the Spanish-American War and Its Naval OperationsIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into the latter stages of the Spanish-American War, focusing on key battles and events in the Pacific and Caribbean theaters. They explore the significance of events such as the Battle of Manila Bay, the American occupation of Guam, and the intricate naval engagements near Santiago de Cuba. The episode also discusses the broader impact of the war, including the shift in American and Spanish global influence, and pays homage to the fallen naval hero Captain Nicholas Biddle. The conversation is enriched with historical minutiae...
2024-08-071h 05The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Spanish-American War: Causes and Consequences
On this episode of the US Navy History Podcast, Captain Dale and XO Christophe delve into the complex history and dynamics of the Spanish-American War. The conversation covers the war's origins, largely framed by the American intervention in the Cuban War of Independence and the resulting explosion of the USS Maine. The hosts explore Spain's strategies, the significant players involved, and the broader geopolitical implications. They also touch on the journalistic role in fanning war sentiments, the buildup of the US Navy, and contextualize various investigations into the USS Maine explosion. The episode concludes by honoring Lieutenant Vincent Robert...
2024-07-3152 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom and Its Aftermath
In this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale the Captain and Christophe the Unflappable XO discuss the historical events surrounding the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom. Starting with the recognition of Hawaiian independence in 1846, they delve into the key events leading up to the coup in 1893, supported by American business interests and military intervention, which resulted in the deposition of Queen Liliuokalani. They explore the subsequent political maneuvers, including President Cleveland's investigation and the eventual annexation of Hawaii by the United States in 1898. The episode also briefly touches on the Second Samoan Civil War and...
2024-07-1755 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe U.S. Navy's Historic Expeditions to Korea and EgyptIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Captain Dale and XO Christophe discuss the U.S. expedition to Korea in 1871, the Egyptian expedition of 1882, and the Bering Sea anti-poaching operations in 1891. They delve into the details of American naval engagements and their impacts, including the punitive assault against Korean forts, the naval response during the British and French attack on Alexandria, and efforts to curb seal poaching with international cooperation. The episode honors Lieutenant Albert Leroy David, a Medal of Honor recipient for his bravery in capturing German U-boat U-505 during World War II. The...
2024-07-1255 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Bombardment of Quy Nhon and Shimnosaki CampaignIn this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe delve into America's naval engagements during the 19th century, focusing on the bombardment of Quy Nhon in 1861 and the Shimnosaki Campaign involving Japan in 1863. They explore the United States' strategic military actions while highlighting the challenges faced and the significant outcomes. The episode also honors Ensign Dwight C. Engle, a fallen hero.
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2024-07-0353 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe American Revolution Part 23In this episode of the U.S. Navy history podcast, hosts Dale and Christoph VXO delve into the lesser-known Caribbean theater of the American Revolutionary War. They discuss the political divisions within British island colonies, their economic dependencies, and how these factors influenced the conflict. They detail various naval battles and key events, such as the French invasion of Dominica, the expansions of the conflict to Central and South America, and the significant impact of French naval power on British forces. They further examine high-stakes operations like the raid on Nassau, the Battle of Barbados, and the Gulf Coast...
2024-06-261h 09The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe American Revolution Part 22The Battle of Chesapeake: Turning Point of the Revolutionary War
In this episode of the U.S. Navy History Podcast, hosts Dale and Christophe discuss the pivotal Battle of Chesapeake during the Revolutionary War. They detail the strategies and movements of both the British and French fleets, highlighting key figures and tactical decisions that influenced the outcome. The episode also honors fallen naval hero Petty Officer 2nd Class Robert Dean Stethem, recounting his bravery and sacrifice during a 1985 hijacking.
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2024-06-1248 min
Discovering DownieBonus: Introduce Yerself: Dale RobertsonIt's a bonus episode! Join Craig as he sits down to talk with Dale Robertson a 30-year veteran of the Canadian Music Industry.Transcript:Track 2:[1:06] Hey there listeners, this is Craig and today on Discovering Downey I am joined by Dale Robertson. Dale is a 30-year veteran of the Canadian music industry and he is here to share a few stories about Gord and the Hip. Welcome Dale, how's it going?Track 2:[1:22] Thank you Craig, it's going very well, I'm happy to be here. This is...
2024-05-3127 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonJulie Rogers Pomilia, granddaughter of Roy Rogers and Dale EvansTVC 642.3: Ed welcomes Julie Rogers Pomilia, the youngest daughter of Tom Fox (the only biological son of Dale Evans by her first marriage), and the granddaughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, the Royal Western Couple of American pop culture, and the “Brad and Angelina” of their era. Julie’s book, Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love, is the storybook tale of a little girl who just happened to have two famous relatives and who cherished every moment that she spent with them. Topics this segment include some of the many ways in Roy and Dale were both ahe...
2024-03-2520 min
TV Confidential with Ed RobertsonRoy Rogers, Dale Evans, and "Happy Trails"TVC 642.4: Julie Rogers Pomilia, author of Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love, the first book ever written by a Roy Rogers and Dale Evans family member, talks to Ed about the enduring legacy of “Happy Trails,” Roy and Dale’s theme song (which Dale wrote); the Roy Rogers restaurant chain; and how Dale’s decision to raise Julie’s father, Tom Fox, as a single mother, just as she was becoming a film star, was also ahead of its time. Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love is available through Briton Publishing and Amazon.com.Want to adve...
2024-03-2523 min
The 95 Podcast: Conversations for Small-Church PastorsIt's Never Too Late To Find Freedom (w/ Cheryl Robertson) - Episode 203Cheryl Robertson found herself having to carry the responsibility of helping to raise her eight younger siblings when her mother suddenly died just after her seventeenth birthday. After already having experienced several traumatic experiences, she soon became completely overwhelmed with life. The pressure only increased after she was married at 20 years of age. However, she eventually discovered that freedom in the journey of life can be found if we are willing to go down the pathway of pain with some trusted mentors.Today's podcast is story of resilience and the faithfulness of Jesus to help us through the most difficult...
2023-10-1744 min
Houston Sports TalkDale Robertson on his 46 Years in Houston Sports (Hakeem, JJ Watt, Earl Campbell & Phi Slama Jama)Host Robert Land asks Houston Post & Chronicle sportswriter Dale Robertson about his 46 years covering Houston sports. Robertson talks about Hakeem Olajuwon, Rudy T, Clutch City, Earl Campbell, Bum Phillips, JJ Watt, Dan Pastorini, Phi Slama Jama, Clyde Drexler, Bud Adams, Gordie Howe, Guy V. Lewis, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, John McEnroe & so much more. Subscribe on Youtube, Spotify, iHeart, Google & Apple Tiktok @HoustonSportsTalkRobert Twitter @HSTPodcast @ShaunBijani #hakeem #jjwatt #earlcampbell Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
2023-05-181h 27
The U.S. Navy History PodcastInterview with Dale and Creig about Hero Cards.usnavyhistorypodcast@gmail.com
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2023-01-0529 min
Out Of The Blank#1259 - Dale M. BrumfieldDale M. Brumfield is a Journalist, Author, Cultural Archaeologist and Anti-Death Penalty Advocate who has written over thirteen books dealing with various issues of press and human rights. Dale is the author of "Independent Press in D.C. and Virginia: An Underground History" which details the nation's capital and the state of Virginia were a hotbed of political and social turmoil that marked the 1960s and 1970s. The area saw anti-Vietnam War protests, civil rights marches and students clamoring for a cultural revolution. Underground publications in D.C. and Virginia sprang up to document the radical change and question...
2022-11-0755 min
West Michigan Weekend (A Public Affairs Program from iHeartradio)A conversation on Mastodons and museum news with Dale Robertson from the Grand Rapids Public Museum(09/11/22)In this episode, Phil Tower speaks with Dale Robertson, President & CEO, of Grand Rapids Public Museum. Dale talks with Phil about the exciting and rare Clapp Family Mastodon discovery unearthed in early August in West Michigan, plus the first graduating class from the museum school, new fall programming, and other GR Public Museum news.Online:https://www.grpm.org/Clapp Family Mastodon Discovery:https://www.woodtv.com/news/kent-county/mastadon-unearthed-in-kent-county-a-pretty-rare-find/
2022-09-1628 min
The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe 2nd Barbery War and The USS The Sullivansusnavyhistorypodcast@gmail.com
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2022-06-261h 18The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 13We finish the War of 1812!
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2022-06-151h 15
Out Of The Blank#1127 - Dale K. MyersDale K. Myers is a computer animator, author, and John F. Kennedy assassination researcher. He was honored in 2004 with an Emmy Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for his computer animated recreation of the Kennedy assassination featured in ABC News 40th anniversary television special, Peter Jennings Reporting: The Kennedy Assassination — Beyond Conspiracy. He is also noted for authoring, With Malice: Lee Harvey Oswald and the Murder of Officer J. D. Tippit and Computer Animation: Expert Advice on Breaking Into the Business.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/out-of-the-blank-podcast/support
2022-06-081h 27The U.S. Navy History PodcastSpecial Interview with Eric Jay DolinI am joined by Historian and Author Eric Jay Dolin to talk about his new book Rebels at Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution. The book is out right now!
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2022-06-0851 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 12Finishing the battles in the Pacific and covering the battles on the East Coast.
2022-06-011h 14The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 11Continuing coverage of the Pacific during the War of 1812!
2022-05-2843 min2022-05-1852 min2022-05-1145 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 8Continuing the War of 1812 in the Atlantic!
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2022-05-0445 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 7We continue our coverage of the battles of the War of 1812.
We had some audio difficulties, so it's a shorter episode and the quality is a bit off so please accept our apologies.
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2022-04-2735 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 6We continue our dive into the overview of the war of 1812.
2022-04-2043 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 5We finish our general overview of the War and start with Naval battles. Stephen had some difficulties with his audio this episode. We apologize for this.
2022-04-1328 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 4We continue our coverage of the general conflict.
2022-04-0643 min2022-03-3048 min2022-03-2352 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe War of 1812 Part 1This is the first episode of the war of 1812. We talk about the events leading up to the declaration of war.
2022-03-1653 minThe U.S. Navy History PodcastThe First Barbary WarThe First Barbary War, was the first of two wars fought between the United States and the Northwest African Berber Muslim states known collectively as the Barbary States. These were Tripoli and Algiers, which were quasi-independent entities nominally belonging to the Ottoman Empire, and the independent Sultanate of Morocco.
2022-03-091h 02The U.S. Navy History PodcastThe Quasi WarToday we are starting on the quasi War witch was an undeclared war fought mostly at sea between the United States and the French Republic from 1798 to 1800. In the United States, the conflict was sometimes also referred to as the Undeclared War With France, the Pirate Wars and the Half-War.
2022-03-021h 39
The Project Chatter PodcastS4E100: Talking Transport Projects with COO Magda RobertsonIn this episode, Dale and Val talk about transport and operations, what's involved and an experiential journey of a woman on the rise in transport with a passion for the industry. There is something for everyone in this episode as we talk about improving performance, why transport projects are sexy and what interesting roles inspired our guest.
Our guest, Magda Robertson is an accomplished senior leader with 20 years of experience in the transport industry (heavy rail, light rail & buses), both in the public and private sectors. She possesses exceptional client and stakeholder engagement capabilities along with contract ma...
2021-12-201h 06
MoneyWeek TalksDale Robertson: why Europe is a great place to be a stock pickerMerryn talks to Dale Robertson of the Chelverton European Select Fund about the opportunities available to investors in European companies – especially in small and micro-cap stocks.
2021-11-0534 min
The Alex Manousos Podcast#31 Act a Fool! Featuring Dale Robertson (@DaleRobertson)Goodday friends! Crikey, today I have a great episode with a friend from down under! His name is Dale Robertson and he is an actor as well as a very interesting and well thought out individual. Dale told me about his unusual cultural upbringing, his beef with Catholicism but his love for God and what it was like to live in a Buddhist monastery in Thailand for three weeks.
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2020-09-251h 25
The Press BoxEp 28 - Tragic Loss & Jordan RobertsonDiscussing the media movements as the news of Danny Frawley's tragic passing unfolded, the Boomers' likelihood of winning the FIBA World Cup, why the SANFL postponed their critical finals tribunal, the significance of Australia's Ashes victory, Collingwood's clash jumper saga, and viral sensation Jordan Robertson joins us to discuss his potential $53,000 multi-bet that relies on a Brownlow result!
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2019-09-101h 35
Dale Allen RobertsonTheFogOfLove.WAVPerky percussion drives this song of mystery and betrayal. An up-tempo bossanova; this is the vocal version, garnished with violins. Dick Cunico drums, Marc Neihof bass and Dale Robertson guitar, vocal and keyboards.
2013-01-0102 min
Dale Allen RobertsonPlayTheGame.WAVFast paced instrumental with dueling soloists. Stylistically a Blues/Hard Rock. This has Ron Bucknam drums, Dirk Dickson bass, Ricardo Pena keyboard and Dale Robertson guitars.
2005-11-0602 min
Dale Allen RobertsonPlay The Game.WAVHard hitting Blues Rock Instrumental with dueling soloists. Ron Bucknam Drums, Dirk Dickson Bass, Ricardo Pena Keyboard and Dale Robertson Guitars.
2005-06-3002 min
Dale Allen RobertsonCarribeanDayDream.WAVJust resurrected this gem from the archive; added piano and voila. It's got a Tom Sholz guitar distortion in stereo which caught my ear. I had gone a different route with this Latin Rock back in 1999 and glad I kept this. We have Todd Moore on percussion(mallets). John Pendleton Bass and Dale Robertson keyboard and guitars. That's a True American Guild in there.
2001-01-0103 min