Podcasts of Friday Evening Talks
	The Chiapas Insurgency recorded January 22, 2010 click here to listen	Bill Weinberg Photos: http://www.h-alter.org/
	Pequot and King Philip's Wars recorded May 7, 2010 click here to listen	Prof. Matthew Muehlbauer & Major Jason Warren Photos: USMA
	Malfeasance in Blue: The Air Force vs. The Army recorded May 21, 2010 click here to listen	Tom Wisker Photo: Bob Rowen
	Islam in the French Army during the Great War recorded Feb. 27, 2009 click here to listen	Richard S. Fogarty
	Naval Aviation and U.S. Fleet Problems, 1923-1940 recorded March 20, 2009 click here to listen	Al Nofi Photo: Bob Rowen
	Borrowed Soldiers: Americans under British Command during the First World War recorded January 23, 2009 click here to listen	Mitch Yockelson National Archives
	America's Captives: American POW Policy from the Revolution to the War on Terror recorded January 9, 2009 click here to listen	Paul Springer Photo: AV
	African American USMA Graduates in the Nineteenth Century recorded December 12, 2008 click here to listen	Major Jeremy James Photo: USMA
	Hitler's Gift to France recorded September 19, 2008 click here to listen	Robert Miller Photo: Phil Gilson
	The Roman Navy: Its Development from Oxymoron to Ruler of the Mediterranean recorded September 12, 2008 click here to listen	Mark Wilson Photo: Bob Rowen
	The Greatest Battle: Stalin, Hitler, and the Desperate Struggle for Moscow that Changed the Course of World War II recorded January 11, 2008 click here to listen	Andrew Nagorski Photo: Newsweek
Portrait by Karsh 1941	Recruiting Churchill's Army - What Went Wrong? recorded June 20, 2008 click here to listen	Dan David Photo: Phil Gilson
	How Lee Lost & Grant Won the Civil War recorded June 13, 2008 click here to listen	Ed H. Bonekemper, III Photo: Phil Gilson
Gouverneur Kemble Warren (1830 – 1882)	Gouverneur Kemble Warren: The Final Casualty of the Civil War recorded May 16, 2008 click here to listen	Frank Varney Photo: Phil Gilson
	The Perils of Peace: America's Struggle for Survival After Yorktown recorded May 9, 2008 click here to listen	Thomas Fleming Photo: Phil Gilson
	Retribution: The Battle for Japan, 1944-45 recorded May 2, 2008 click here to listen	Max Hastings Photo: Random House
	The Failure of Interwar Baltic Collective Defense recorded April 25, 2008 click here to listen	Eugene Feit Executive Director of NYMAS Photo: Bob Rowen
	Rebellion in the Ranks: Mutinies of the American Revolution recorded April 18, 2008 click here to listen	John A. Nagy Photo: Phil Gilson
	Bankrupting the Enemy: The U.S. Financial Siege of Japan Before Pearl Harbor recorded April 12, 2008 click here to listen	Edward S. Miller Photo: Phil Gilson
	Triumph Forsaken: The Vietnam War, 1954-1965 recorded Feb. 15, 2008 click here to listen	Mark Moyar Marine Corps University Photo: Phil Gilson
	The Gorlice-Tarnow Offensive May 1915 recorded Feb. 1, 2008 click here to listen	Richard DiNardo, US Marine Corps Command and Staff College / NYMAS Photo: Phil Gilson
	The Soldier’s Experience of Battle in the Middle Ages recorded Jan. 25, 2008 click here to listen	Clifford J. Rogers, Professor of History, United States Military Academy at West Point Photo: Phil Gilson
	Radical Designs: Pre-War USAAF Interceptor Projects recorded Jan. 4, 2008 click here to listen	Tom Wisker NYMAS / WBAI Photo: Bob Rowen

Exclusive Podcasts for NYMAS by Jim Dingeman

THE RECKONING
The Battle for the International Criminal Court

The Reckoning follows the politics and cases of the ICC since its inception.. See also The Human Rights Watch Film Festival.

Filmmaker Pamela Yates of Skylight Pictures talks about this film.

A telephone interview
recorded June 9, 2009

click here to listen

WWII behind Closed Doors:
Stalin, The Nazis and The West

Juxtaposing conventional documentary elements with dramatic re-creations, the series breaks through the myths of the Allied powers, illuminating the hidden motivations of “The Big Three” and creating a dynamic reappraisal of one of the seminal events in world history. Also, see film clips.

Director Laurence Rees talks about the issues explored in this PBS / BBC three-part series.

A telephone interview
recorded May 5, 2009

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Philippe Sands
is an international lawyer and a professor of law at University College London. He is the author of Lawless World and is frequently a commentator on news and current affairs programs including CNN, MSNBC, and BBC World Service. He has been involved in many leading international cases, including those involving the treatment of British detainees at Guantanamo Bay. He lives in London, England.

A telephone interview
recorded May 8, 2008

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Deborah Scranton

Deborah Scranton
Award-winning filmmaker and director of the PBS Frontline documentary Bad Voodoo's War

The documentary and other material can be seen at
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/badvoodoo/
http://thewartapes.com/trailer/

A telephone interview
recorded March 31, 2008

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Wayne White

Wayne White
former Deputy Director of the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research's Office of Analysis for the Near East and South Asia and member of the Iraq Study Group.

A telephone interview
recorded March 31, 2008

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The Myth of the Eastern Front: The Nazi-Soviet War in American Popular Culture

A telephone interview with Ronald Smelser and
Edward J. Davies
recorded February 2008

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Photos of podcast speakers courtesy of Phil Gilson
Needless to say, opinions and views of speakers and writers are their own.
Signature music is "Orch_clarinet_c_140_38 1" and "Flauta cortitos para sonido"
from The Freesound Project and Soundsnap,
collaborative databases of Creative Commons licensed sounds..

Full-text of articles by NYMAS members
Source Materials in Military History - articles and books

Readings In Military History Full-text of articles by NYMAS members
NEW From ‘Dagoes’ to ‘Nervy Spaniards’ American Soldiers’ Views of their Opponents, 1898 Albert A. Nofi Illustrated
*The Irish Civil War, 1922-1923:* *A Military Study Of The Conventional Phase, a paper delivered to NYMAS on December 11, 1998 by Paul V. Walsh* Temple University
	German and English Propaganda in World War I a paper given to NYMAS on December 1, 2000 by Jonathan A. Epstein CUNY Graduate Center/NYMAS
Some Thoughts on the Japanese Naval Airforce Land Based Bomber Program by Dwight Cox
	*Defending the Kremlin: The First Generation of Soviet Strategic Air Defense Systems 1950-60* *by Steven J. Zaloga* (This article appeared originally in the Journal of Slavic Military Studies.)
Soviet Tank Operations in the Spanish Civil War by Steven J. Zaloga
	The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary: From Past to Present by C. Kay Larson

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Source Materials in Military History Full-text articles and books
	Guilford Courthouse National Park Service, Handbook 30, 1961
	Vietnam: Cease Fire To Capitulation Author: Capt. William E. Le Gro US Army Center of Military History Chapters 1-6 \| 7-12 \| 13-18
	Korea, 1950-51 The Changjin Journal: The Chosin Campaign From Iwon to Chosin: A Photo Essay History of the Chosin Story Editor: Colonel George A. Rasula, USA (Ret .)
	Air Force Combat Units of World War II NEW: complete 506 page work, keyword searchable Search Edited by Maurer Maurer ; USAF Historical Division, Air University, Washington :Date: 1986 Parts 1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7 \| 8 \|

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THE RECKONING The Battle for the International Criminal Court

THE RECKONING
The Battle for the International Criminal Court