The musings & rants of 3 retired military (2 USAF, 1 USN), 1 former WSO, and 1 AF brat. Old AF Sarge, Juvat, Tuna, LUSH, and Beans.
Sunday, July 7, 2019
From Major to Brigadier General: The Rise of Bonaparte
Bonaparte au siège de Toulon, 1793 toile d'Édouard Detaille Musée de l'armée
As the finger heals, you may be getting an overlarge dose of historical videos. I only discovered this channel the other day. Quite good I thought. If you want more, let me know. (If you want less, well, let me know, I can take it... 🤔)
The publisher mentioned as the sponsor of this video, Osprey? Magnificent! Check them out here.
Another one to check out, Pluto tv, they have a military channel. Lots of old movies. And one that does a lot of John Wayne, it has both browser and Android/apple covered.
Good links, thanks. See the Osprey one and my wallet screams. Have a couple of bookshelves filled with Aircraft of the Aces, Combat Aircraft, Aviation Elite, Air Campaign, Et Al.
Ospreys... Especially with the Angus McBride illustrations, a medievalist's dream. Amazing how they (Osprey) can condense 40-50 dry tomes of history into a 40-60 page book and make it come alive.
Just the bibliography section is amazing.
All because some nerds wanted to paint their toy soldiers correctly. Whodathunk?
Another one to check out, Pluto tv, they have a military channel. Lots of old movies. And one that does a lot of John Wayne, it has both browser and Android/apple covered.
ReplyDeleteNice. Thanks for the tip, Jim.
DeleteThat was a good history lesson, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rob!
DeleteGood links, thanks. See the Osprey one and my wallet screams. Have a couple of bookshelves filled with Aircraft of the Aces, Combat Aircraft, Aviation Elite, Air Campaign, Et Al.
ReplyDeleteI have a ton of their Napoleonic series. My wallet got too hoarse to scream after a while.
DeleteOspreys... Especially with the Angus McBride illustrations, a medievalist's dream. Amazing how they (Osprey) can condense 40-50 dry tomes of history into a 40-60 page book and make it come alive.
ReplyDeleteJust the bibliography section is amazing.
All because some nerds wanted to paint their toy soldiers correctly. Whodathunk?
Angus McBride is brilliant!
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