Pershing Lecture Series: The AEF in Battle: September to November 1918 - Richard S. Faulkner
Join award-winning historian Richard Shawn Faulkner for a discussion of how pivotal engagements, including the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, shaped the outcome of the war. Take an in-depth look at the actions of this crucial time and explore the enduring impact of the year of the Armistice. This lecture is part of the John J. Pershing Great War Centennial Series presented in partnership with the Command and General Staff College Foundation. For more information about the National WWI Museum and Memorial visit http://theworldwar.org
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Giant with Feet of Clay: The U.S. Army Enters WWI - Richard S. Faulkner
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Pershing Lecture Series - The Marne 1914: The Battle of the Generals
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Pershing Lecture Series: Leadership and the French Mutinies of 1917 - Ethan Rafuse
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Fleet Carrier Operations of WW2 - The Atlantic
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The Americans Enter the Fray: June - August 1918 - Richard Faulkner
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Pershing Lecture Series: Embattled Weimar, 1920 - Dr. Scott Stephenson
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How the U.S. Army Won World War I - Geoffrey Wawro
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Crossing No Man’s Land: The Birth of Combined Arms
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142: The Meuse-Argonne Offensive (pt.1) – “The Lost Battalion”
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Pershing Lecture Series: Knocking Russia Out of the War - Scott Stephenson
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The Disasters of 1915 and Russia's Widening War - David Stone
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Karl Wolff - The SS Traitor Documentary
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Meuse-Argonne America's Deadliest Campaign – Part I
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NWC INS Lecture Series -- Lecture 3: "Why Russia Lost the Cold War," Sept. 29, 2020.
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Belleau Wood: The US Marines' Bloodiest Conflict Of World War One | History Of Warfare | Timeline
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Battle of the Somme - Survivors Reveal the True Horror of WWI
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Rolls-Royce Griffon: The Engine That Made the Spitfire Even Deadlier
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The Zimmermann Telegram
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'Tightening the Noose' with Jon Parshall, John McManus, Craig Symonds, James Scott
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