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How to fail at seizing a weapons cache, 1775 edition, Part I1 comment

David Navarre wrote 2 weeks ago: On the night of 18 April 1775, the British occupying Boston set out to seize a weapon’s cache … more →

Tags: leadership, Marines, Résistance, American Revolutionary War, Benjamin Bernard, Concord, Francis Smith, Jesse Adair, john hancock

Understanding Battles: Can a tablet replace my books and maps?1 comment

David Navarre wrote 10 months ago: As I prepared for my talk on the 36th Infantry Division at our Operation Dragoon seminar, I’ve … more →

Tags: Operation Dragoon, 36th, technology, wwii, Maps, Tablet, Books, iPad, NOOK

Midshipmen in Gettysburg

David Navarre wrote 1 year ago: Reblogged from Bring the heat, Bring the Stupid: Every Saturday morning at Annapolis, Plebes and sel … more →

Tags: Gettysburg, Marines, Navy, Naval Academy

Tour Guide: There's an app for that

David Navarre wrote 1 year ago: I’ve probably told people hundreds of times, you have to walk the ground to understand a battl … more →

Tags: Tours, Battle App, Manassass, Bull Run, Civil War, technology, GPS

Understanding Battles: Multiple Sources1 comment

David Navarre wrote 2 years ago: I remember when I was a teenager, going to the library and they would have various activities to kee … more →

Tags: Gettysburg, Tours

Understanding Battles: Walking the ground2 comments

David Navarre wrote 2 years ago: The other day, I was driving out to Camp Highroad for a Boy Scout event and I smiled, because my dri … more →

Tags: normandy, Gettysburg, Tours


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