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Many thanks. Will do.

Glad you enjoy it! Thank you. 🤜💥🤛

Audacious, in the very least. Third wave, had their admiral launched it, would have changed so much in the Pacific Theater.

Another wave of Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor would not have changed the results much. A comparison of the resources of the two sides can be judged from the fact that Japan had 18 aircraft carriers at the peak of its strength. At the end of WWII, it had only 4 carriers left. The US had 99 carriers at the end of WWII!

Losing Hawaii at the outset would have dramatically changed the course, not the outcome, of the war. I discuss this in the episode.

@@carysmith9859 many, many thanks. 🍻🥂

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Thank you very much. Hoping.

Yes, I go over this in the full podcast episode.

It’s an audio podcast, listed as a podcast, my friend.

All true. I address this transparently in previous episodes.

Very true, and many thanks.

Amazing!

His name was CHARLES MARTEL

Yeah attempting. I try to publish daily and that schedule is rough as is. Hopefully it gets large enough to bring somebody on to add images.

@covertwars yes! Makes total sense! Thanks. Great content. Keep it up mate.

Many thanks.

Thank you. Working to get them.

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@@shaunperhat thank you much. Very, very appreciated.

Yes, five years later. But he was recalled by Tiberius after two seasons.

*Germanicus went back, recalled by Emperor Tiberius.

Thanks. Old guy; memory fails me. I do remember Themistocles though: "I cannot fiddle, but I can make a great state from a small city." Or something like that

They couldn’t conquer a land with no cities or roads, and it had very few precious metals. I go through the entire history in the full podcast episode, explaining why, per Roman sources. But Germanicus did go back to make the German Tribes bleed; then was recalled by Tiberius.

“Gods don’t kill people. People, with gods, kill people.”

@@covertwars Typical libtard missing the point.

@@gregdeane8937what’s the point if not summed up in my statement?

@@covertwars You are one of those people who need (sarcasm) typed in at the end of sarcastic or ironic comments. I understand, if you don't.

@@gregdeane8937 hmm… Well, enjoy what you find enjoyable. 🍻

Thank you. It’s tough to melt down a long story into ~ 20 minutes. These are the sources I put the story together from: Gibson, John. Lochiel of the '45: The Jacobite Chief and the Prince. Hartman, Cyril. The Quest Forlorn: The Story of the Forty-Five. Scott, Sir Walter. A History of Scotland. Daiches, David. Charles Edward Stuart: The Life and Times of Bonnie Prince.

I bring up the religious element in the story multiple times. And speak of the lowlander Scots… and the benefits they received after the fall at Culloden. The transcript is at www.HistorysGreatestBattles.com if it’s easier to digest than audio. Thanks again. I appreciate all feedback. Will do better in the future. Only in my second month of publishing. Trying to do each story justice. 🍻

@@covertwars it was more about the crown and who wore it and what religion the king followed. For the majority of Scots the king had to be protestant first and foremost. The same with the English. Having a German king with Stuart ancestors, and being protestant was a good fit for both countries.. My point is, it was not a war between England and Scotland. It was a rebellion by a minority of Scots against the British government. The Scots had a referendum a couple of years back on leaving the union.. They voted No. Not much has changed over the last 300years.. When they finally stopped fighting each other, and became the British, they built the biggest empire in human history. That's how much they 'hated' each other... I found your video very enjoyable. Keep up the good work and, thank you. 👍

@@princerupert6161 many thanks. I should have made that clearer. My apologies. Cheers 🍻

Will try harder. Thanks.

Very true. The attempt to wipe out highland culture after the battle (tartans, Gaelic, bagpipes), was an attack on the culture at large - not just the Jacobites, hence why I said Scottish instead of the specific highland clans that were involved. Do you have a time stamp of the statement you’re referring to? I’ll revisit the script and see if I can re-record to make it clear? Many thanks for the comment 🥂🤜💥🤛

2:01 Scottish Forces: actually Jacobite Forces consisting of Scottish Highlanders, English and Irish Jacobites. English Forces: actually British Government Regiments including Lowlander Scottish.

5:54 Its not the English throne at this stage. The 2 kingdoms are merged. Its the British throne.

Thank you so much. I’ll attempt to re-record at these moments. Truly, thank you. I publish daily… meaning I write these scripts each night, relying on the books in the show notes and thus, summarize. In doing so I see that I generalized here. Very, very insightful. Thank you, so much, for this. I’ll fix it.

10:44 panic swept through the English rank. Panic swept through the Government/Hannoverian ranks.

@@ryanborjas487 I love him. What do you mean by, “Dan Carlin”?

@@markjamison9677 little bit more complicated. Listen to the full episode for full details. 🥂🤜💥🤛🫡

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Thank you! Cheers!

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@@RomanumChristum any of you ever think To listen to it? It’s an audio podcast.

@@covertwarsstop using ai to generate a trash weird thumbnail for clicks and use a relevant one

@@MrDirigible a relevant… photo? From a century plus before cameras were made? Or an artistic representation of what we assume it was like at the time? Something like that would please you?

Correct. But as a father, they’re boys/sons to me. They are sons of a nation, they are the boys of Britain.

Wow. When I get to the season about history’s greatest heroes, I’ll research him. That’s incredible. Thank you.

Thank You! Phenominal odds!

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Where would you recommend I get images for the battles I cover that are for commercial use? Interested.

ROFL re the insulted park ranger

Dang. I should have made that clearer. Re-listening I also realized I didn’t say the wars of 1812, Mexican American war, and Spanish american wars… COMBINED. Improving with each ep. Thanks for pointing that out.