George F. Snell III

Company D

History EN ↓ Odcinki: 29

Company D brings the American Civil War to life through the eyes of citizen-soldiers. One Regiment. One Company. Countless stories of courage, sacrifice, and betrayal—exposing the human toll of a war that transformed the United States.

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Autor

George F. Snell III

Kategoria

History

Strona podcastu

companydpodcast.com

Ostatni odcinek

8 lip 2026

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Ep02 Teaser: Woodbury Hall 24.09.2025 1:59

His men despised him. They called Lieutenant Woodbury Hall "incompetent" and "obnoxious." Even his own uncle tried to drive him out. Yet at Gettysburg — the Civil War’s turning point — Hall led his company through fire. Join us for our second episode coming on October 1.

Ep01: The Mystery of the Missing Captain 17.09.2025 31:29

He was listed as missing. Then declared killed. Then reported wounded and captured. For more than 160 years, the final fate of Captain Alfred S. Merrill has remained a mystery. In the debut episode of Company D , we uncover the truth in “The Mystery of the Missing Captain.” Visit us at the Company D website.

Ep01 Teaser: Alfred S. Merrill 10.09.2025 1:58

What happened to Captain Alfred S. Merrill on a battlefield in Spotsylvania? For 160 years, his fate has remained a mystery. Until now. On September 17, Company D launches our debut episode, and we solve the Mystery of the Missing Captain.

Company D: One Regiment. One Company. Countless Stories. 27.08.2025 1:59

Think the American Civil War is dusty and dull? Company D proves you wrong with true stories of epic battles, shocking betrayals, and human drama that rivals any Hollywood blockbuster. Told with grit and heart, Company D launches September 17—new episodes every two weeks.