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Was really interesting to visit this Confederate US Civil War plot in Columbus, Georgia last week. Lots of cobtroversy still attached to things like this but nevertheless very interesting to explore.

Friday means a new episode of Not So Quiet on the Western Front! Join Dan Hill & I as we discuss the importance of barbed wire in #WW1 . How did this piece of agricultural technology come to define the Western Front?

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I had a unique chance to explore the enormous U.S. Army Armor & Cavalry Collection at Fort Moore, Georgia yesterday to round off an incredible two weeks of history and battlefield visits around the US. Loved every minute. Next stop New Zealand! Patrick Donahoe

Friday means a new episode of Not So Quiet on the Western Front! This week Dan Hill & I explore the story of junior officers considering their role in training & battle, & exploring the heavy price they paid in #WW1 .

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It was on this spot on 21st December 1866 that Lieutenant-Colonel Fetterman and the remnants of his command of 80 US servicemen were surrounded and killed to the last man by Indian forces under Red Cloud and Crazy Horse in what became known as the 'Fetterman Massacre'.

The US Cavalry Horse Cemetery at the Little Bighorn. In the final moments of Custer's Last Stand men were ordered to shoot their mounts and use them as breastworks. After the battle a single horse named Commanche was found wounded nearby, the sole survivor from custer's column.

Despite it being outrageously cold on Montana's great plains today, I absolutely loved exploring the Little Bighorn Battlefield! It's been a subject of study for years and a real bucket list trip for me. Highly recommended!

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I find it pretty mindblowing that Spencer Jones & I started a little WW1 Podcast for fun less than 5 months ago and now it's in the UK's top 3 history podcasts! Massive thanks to everyone who has tuned in during that time! #notsoquiet Battle Guide

Amazing day out yesterday exploring the magnificent Arlington National Cemetery Cemetery. Buried here are a who's who of important American military figures of the last 200 years, including the legendary Audie Murphy. Loved it! Flight to Montana next...

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This week Not So Quiet on the Western Front ventures into the lethal world of trench raiding! Join Dan Hill & I as we discuss these deadly actions. Available wherever you get your #podcasts ! #WW1

Picture: The '40 Thieves' of 8th King's Liverpool Regt after a raid, 1916.

The Bloody Lane at Antietam yesterday. This trip has been my first experience of exploring American battlefields, but honestly its been amazing. A different style to Europe, but very impressive. Arlington & DC today!

When you make a quick turn to Gettysburg with ⁦Dan Hill⁩ and walk Devil’s Den it’s nice to have good weather.

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Real bucket list trip today! Had a great day out exploring the Gettysburg Battlefield with Patrick Donahoe and friends, amazing experience. Now for a rainy beer in town 🍺

Not So Quiet on the Western Front hit #9 on Spotify's top ten charts! 🎉
A huge thank you to all our incredible listeners for tuning in and supporting the pod! We couldn't have done it without you! 🎧🙌

Not So Quiet on the Western Front is a top ten hit on Spotify! 🎯😄 Huge thanks to everyone who has listened & supported the #podcast . Dan Hill & I are looking forward to bringing you many more episodes exploring the fascinating #history of #WW1 !

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Friday means another episode of Not So Quiet on the Western Front! This week Dan Hill & I discuss the average British Tommy of #WW1 - what were his motivations and experiences? #History

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