September
28
Ep. 0079: History of Irregular Warfare with Bill Buppert (Part 3)
Join CJ & Bill as they discuss:
- Col. T.E. Lawrence’s operations in Arabia during the First World War
- The Anglo-Irish War and its primary mastermind, Michael Collins
- The concept of “peak guerrilla” or “peak G” in the West in the years 1916-1922
- Mao Tse Tung as theorist and practitioner of guerrilla warfare in the Chinese Civil War
Internal Links
- Ep. 0077: History of Irregular Warfare with Bill Buppert (Part 1)
- Ep. 0078: History of Irregular Warfare with Bill Buppert (Part 2)
- Ep. 0068: 71: A Dangerous History Movie Review
External Links
- ZeroGov.com, Bill’s Website
- “The Other Fight: Understanding Conventional Warfare” by Bill Buppert
- “Double Blind: The Untold Story of How British Intelligence Infiltrated and Undermined the IRA,” by Matthew Teague
- Jallianwala Bagh massacre (aka, Amritsar)
- The Young Dubliners’ version of “The Foggy Dew,” clips of which were the bumper music of this episode
I am really enjoying this series.
Thanks CJ and Bill!
I’m looking forward to the next episode.
Ben Stone
Thanks, Ben, glad you’re diggin it!
This is the third installment of your podcast on Irregular Warfare I’ve listened to and I love the wide ranging topics of warfare, history, philosophy, cinema ect…. you both make a good team, keep up a very interesting and informative series!
P.S.- Would love to hear more about the movie, I believe you said was “Intimate Enemies” about the French Algerian conflict.
Thanks guys, I love this series about Irregular Warfare, I’m already a fan of Bill, now I’m a fan of this podcast (I didn’t know existed previously).