The Brickstacks

The Brickstacks

Send a text Welcome to the latest episode! Today, we walk the canal at Cuinchy, one of the forgotten battlefields of the Great War. Cuinchy was the site of the infamous brickstacks and the scene of bitter fighting throughout the entire war. We walk the battlefield to discover the military history of what happened here, and hear the personal stories of the dead as we visit some of the nearby cemeteries. Support the podcast: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/footstepsblog https://www.pat...

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Mesopotamia - the forgotten front

Mesopotamia - the forgotten front

Send a text In our latest podcast, we head to one of the Great War's forgotten fronts - Mesopotamia, or modern-day Iraq. A campaign that was almost medieval in its approach to fighting, the critical ...

6 Mar 20221h 1min

Private X and the Immortals of Festubert

Private X and the Immortals of Festubert

Send a text On the 9th April 1915, Private Isaac Reid of the 2nd Scots Guards was shot dead by a firing party of men from his own regiment. Charged with desertion at Neuve Chappelle, according to the...

27 Feb 202258min

Retreat? Hell, we just got here! - Belleau Wood

Retreat? Hell, we just got here! - Belleau Wood

Send a text Along with Khe Sahn and Iwo Jima, the fighting at Belleau Wood is part of the US Marine Corps legend. In 26 days in June 1918, the US Marine Corps fought its first major engagement of WW1...

20 Feb 202256min

Trench Talk - The Doughboys with Mike Cunha

Trench Talk - The Doughboys with Mike Cunha

Send a text In this latest episode of Trench Talk it's a pleasure to be joined by Mike Cunha. Mike is a military historian, researcher, podcaster, and high school teacher from Boston in the United St...

13 Feb 20221h 3min

Hellfire Jack and the Manchester Moles

Hellfire Jack and the Manchester Moles

Send a text In our latest episode, we look at the life and work of one of the Great War's most colourful characters, Major John Norton-Griffiths. Conservative MP, philanthropist, jingoistic, and imp...

6 Feb 202252min

Cropper's Craters

Cropper's Craters

Send a text As the land of the Great War has been reclaimed for housing, industry, and agriculture in the hundred or so years since the War ended, there's very little of the battlefields left for us t...

30 Jan 202257min

The fields of fire - Hooge 1915

The fields of fire - Hooge 1915

Send a text Our podcast today takes us back to the fields around Hooge near Ypres where once stood Zouave Wood. On the 30th July 1915, the Germans attacked men of the 8th Rifle Brigade and 7th Kings ...

23 Jan 202250min

Point du Jour - a journey through a cemetery

Point du Jour - a journey through a cemetery

Send a text In today's episode, we visit Point du Jour Cemetery near Athies, just outside Arras to walk through the cemetery and hear the stories of some of the men who lie buried within. We begin w...

16 Jan 202258min

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