Ukraine Military History

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Ep 21 – Russia Will Lose the Way It Lost Crimea: Andriy Zagorodnyuk

October 12, 2026

In the winter of 1855 the most powerful man in Russia put on a summer uniform, walked out into a St Petersburg winter, and inspected parades until it killed him. Nicholas I had started a war he was certain he could not lose: a million and a half men mobilised, the glory of beating Napoleon behind him, God on his side. He lost it in Ukraine. No decisive battle, no enemy at the gates of Moscow, half a million men gone, and an empire that simply ran out of ways to win.Andriy Zagorodnyuk was Ukra...

Ep 20 – Ian Laffey on Why Ukraine Is the Only Market That Proves Your Weapons Work

October 06, 2026

They did not win the hackathon. They did not even place. Twenty-four hours in a room in Los Angeles, two hours of sleep, a 3D printer that would not cooperate, and somebody putting dubstep on at four in the morning to keep everyone upright. The judges said "cool, sounds good" and moved on. Ian Laffey posted what they had built, slept eighteen hours, and woke up to millions of views and a phone full of messages. Today that technology flies on the front line in Ukraine.Ian Laffey is co-founder ...

Ep 19 – "A Foundation of Sand": Gen. David Petraeus on Getting the Big Ideas Right

October 02, 2026

Before this podcast had a name, it had General David Petraeus.This is the first interview the show ever recorded — Kyiv, 2023, during the counteroffensive, when Valerii Zaluzhnyi was still Commander-in-Chief and Petraeus had a new book a month from publication. We are releasing it from the vault now. The war has changed a great deal since. The argument has not changed at all.He commanded the 101st Airborne in the invasion of Iraq, then the Surge, then ISAF in Afghanistan, then the CIA. Sittin...

The Principles of War - Lessons from Military History on Strategy, Tactics, Doctrine and Leadership. · Medium booking difficulty · 1,000 - 10,000 listeners

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Ukraine Military History typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Direct experience in the war in Ukraine as a military commander, service member, veteran, frontline journalist, or specialist defense analyst; strong expertise in military history, operations, drones, force structure, or Russian and Ukrainian warfare is also relevant. Common among recent guests: Frontline reporting from Ukraine; Military command or combat service; Service in Ukrainian or allied military units. Recent guests include Francis Farrell, Shaun Pinner, and Ryan O'Leary.

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Recent episodes cover Ukraine, Military History, Drone Warfare, Military Strategy, and Military Doctrine. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.