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History of the Marine Corps

The first and only podcast covering the battles, strategies, political decisions, and origin of the United States Marine Corps, from the origin of Tun Tavern to today.

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Revolutionary War: The Marines Go to the Bahamas (Part 2)

May 21, 2019

This week, we explore the Battle of Nassau and take a look at the first amphibious landing conducted by Marines. We focus on the decisions and strategy of Commodore Esek Hopkins, as he commands the Continental Navy, as well as Captain Samuel Nicholas as he leads his 234 Marines and 50 sailors into battle. This battle...

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Revolutionary War: The Marines Go to the Bahamas (Part 1)

May 13, 2019

This week, we expand on the last episode and dig further as the Navy and Marines get ready for their first real conflict between British and militiamen in the Bahamas. This episode focuses on the challenges faced by the Navy, decisions made by Commodore Esek Hopkins, and coordination from the Marines. This episode will...

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Revolutionary War: The Marines Prepare for Action

May 6, 2019

This week, we start to see some action. We discuss some of the first Marines to enlist in the Marine Corps and learn about their mission of recruiting Marines for war. We also take a look at the Naval Committee of Congress decision to develop and implement Naval regulations. We’ll end the episode by taking a look at...

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