Dr. Bill Caraher at the University of North Dakota has made available a podcast of the lecture of his friend Dr. Michael Fronda of McGill University, which was held at UND on Thursday, September 17, 2009. Dr. Fronda’s lecture was titled “Anarchy, Rivalry, and the Beginnings of the Roman Empire” and was very well-attended and quite good. Click here to download and listen to the lecture.
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Articles dealing with conflict in general.
Podcast of “Anarchy, Rivalry, and the Beginnings of the Roman Empire” by Dr. Michael Fronda
Posted by Daniel Sauerwein on September 21, 2009
Posted in Ancient Military History, Conflict, General, Roman military history | Tagged: anarchy, ancient history, military history, rivalry, Roman Empire, Roman History | Leave a Comment »
Looking Back: An exciting blog by the 34th ID
Posted by Daniel Sauerwein on June 11, 2009
I was contacted earlier today by a member of the 34th ID serving in Iraq (I will not release their name unless requested by the person, as I do not want to unintentionally place them in danger), who asked me to consider linking to their blog Looking Back. I will happily do so and will seek to place a link in the sidebar somewhere and on the Links page as well. Though it is a relatively new blog, I sense great things from it and encourage you all to check it out.
Posted in 20th Century Military History, 21st Century Military History, American Military History, Blogroll, Cold War, Conflict, General, Global War on Terror, Gulf War/Operation Desert Shield/Storm, US Army, US military, World War I, World War II | Tagged: 34th ID, new blog, Red Bulls | 1 Comment »
