U.S. Naval Academy Museum, Dr. Stephen Phillips

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A naval history podcast from Preble Hall - the United States Naval Academy Museum in Annapolis, Maryland. Preble Hall will interview historians, practitioners, military personnel, and other experts on a variety of naval history topics from ancient history to recent history.

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U.S. Naval Academy Museum, Dr. Stephen Phillips

Episodes

Sink the Montana! Part II 05.02.2020 40:06

Episode Summary In 1986, at the height of the Cold War, GI Joe released an episode featuring the @USSConstitution rescuing the Atlantic Fleet from the rogue battleship USS Montana. In this first collaboration between Sea Control and @usnamuseum #PrebleHall, @pptsapper and @cgberube break down the episode and its historical origins. In part 2, Dr. Berube interviews the show's writer, David Carren.

Sink the Montana! Part I 05.02.2020 49:56

In 1986, at the height of the Cold War, GI Joe released an episode featuring the @USSConstitution rescuing the Atlantic Fleet from the rogue battleship USS Montana. In this first collaboration between Sea Control and @usnamuseum #PrebleHall, @pptsapper and @cgberube break down the episode and its historical origins. In part 2, Dr. Berube interviews the show's writer, David Carren.

The Legend and Reality of Philo McGiffin 30.01.2020 53:32

" Yankee of the Yalu " - a book about McGiffin Finding aid to materials about McGiffin at the Nimitz Library (US Naval Academy) USNA Public Affairs Office announcement on the exhibit. Facebook: www.facebook.com/USNAMuseum Twitter: @USNAMuseum

Wings on the Severn: Naval Aviation in Annapolis, 1911-1961 25.01.2020 47:32

www.usna.edu/museum www.usna.edu/100Objects Twitter @USNAMuseum Facebook www.facebook.com/USNAMuseum

Royal Navy Incidents at Sea, 1939-40 with Dr. Alexander Clarke 19.01.2020 50:54

Alexander Clarke’s background includes a PhD in War Studies from King’s College London, where he studied as part of the Laughton Naval History Unit, under the supervision of Prof Andrew Lambert, as well as a family history of service in the Fleet Air Arm during World War II and a father who was a noted Naval Architect in his time. When not teaching at Kingston University and other universities he...

Navy Boat Models: Craftsmanship, Techniques & Technologies 11.01.2020 44:36

For more information about items discussed in this episode: Our boat model shop and the tools our model makers and restorers use, go here . A curator, conservator and chemistry professor discuss the restoration of the launching flags . Models from the Rogers Collection . For more information about the museum: www.usna.edu/museum or follow us on Twitter @USNAMuseum or Facebook

Home Squadron: The U.S. Navy and North Atlantic Station with Dr. Chris Rentfrow 03.01.2020 39:51

www.usna.edu/museum www.facebook.com/usnamuseum Twitter @usnamuseum Books mentioned during this episode: "Home Squadron: The U.S. Navy on the North Atlantic Station" by James C. Rentfrow "Small Boats and Daring Men" by B.J. Armstrong

Historical Eras of U.S. Navy Innovation with Dr. Jerry Hendrix 31.12.2019 51:07

www.usna.edu/museum www.facebook.com/usnamuseum Twitter @usnamuseum Books mentioned during this episode: "Theodore Roosevelt's Naval Diplomacy," by Henry J. Hendrix "Military Innovations in the Interwar Years," by Williamson Murray and Allan Millet

Britain, the Royal Navy and the Barbary States with Dr. Caitlin Gale 30.12.2019 55:32

This podcast is a production of the U.S. Naval Academy Museum (Preble Hall). www.usna.edu/museum @USNAMuseum www.facebook.com/USNAMuseum

The Battle of Port Gamble with J. Overton 21.12.2019 31:54

Preble Hall is a production of the United States Naval Academy Museum. www.facebook.com/usnamuseum Twitter @USNAMuseum Website: www.usna.edu/museum

The Anglo-Dutch Wars 11.12.2019 44:23