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Oct 18, 2026

Mark SmithNARRATOR
16:09
On the 27th, the storm having abated, Meade's corps, the 5th, Howard's corps, the 11th, and Slocum's corps, the 12th, the whole being under the command of General Slocum, left camp for Kelly's Ford, each accompanied by three batteries.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
16:26
A detachment was thrown over in boats on the evening of the 28th, which dispersed the picket guard, and by the next morning the entire force was across the river and on their way to the Rapidan, the 5th Corps taking the direction of Ellie's Ford, and the 11th and 12th Corps that of Germania Ford.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
16:45
Stoneman's cavalry crossed at the same time with the others and moved to Culpeper, where he halted for a time to reorganize his force and get rid of surplus horses, baggage, etc., which were sent to the rear.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
17:00
The next day Averell kept on to Rapidan Station with 4,000 sabers to engage W.H.F. Lee's rebel brigade so that it could not interfere with the operations of the main body, which moved southeast across Morton's Ford and Raccoon Ford to Louisa Courthouse, where the work of destruction was to begin.

1 HR 23 MINS LATER

Mark SmithNARRATOR
100:43
Sickles himself was soon after injured by a spent shot of piece of shell, which struck his waist belt.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
100:50
His corps and French's division had lost 5,000 out of 22,000.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
100:56
Our front gradually melted away and passed to the new line in rear through Humphrey's division of the 5th Corps, which was posted about half a mile north of the Chancellorsville house in the edge of the thicket, to cover the retreat.
Mark SmithNARRATOR
101:10
At last only indomitable Hancock remained, fighting McLaws with his front line and keeping back Stuart and Anderson with his rear line.
Matt CalleryHOST
30:54
Mm
Mike RupertGUEST
30:54
... from the 5th Corps who arrived.
Mike RupertGUEST
30:56
Remember this, that other brigade in Barnes' division of the 5th Corps, they have their date with des- destiny up on Little Round Top with Colonel Vincent.
Mike RupertGUEST
31:03
Tilton and Sweitzer in the woods of Stony Hill, supporting de Trobriand's very awkward line, kind of at the, uh, foot of the, uh, crest there.
Matt CalleryHOST
31:10
That is.
ThomasGUEST
47:48
As time goes on, um, these targets don't just become more and more brazen, but, like, the ambition here is, is crazy.
ThomasGUEST
47:57
Um, May 11th of 1972 at, uh, Frankfurt am Main, um, the US Army V Corps headquarters, um, which is located in the IG Farben building, um, the Red Army Fraction blew up the officers' club.
ThomasGUEST
48:14
They wounded 13 soldiers.
ThomasGUEST
48:15
They killed, uh, Lieutenant Colonel Paul Blomquist.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:31
In 1898, the Spanish-American War erupted, and Horn joined the army in a non-combatant role as a packer.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:37
He traveled to Cuba, where he served as the chief packer with the 5th Corps.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:40
He did his job well for a couple of months, but was then left bedridden with an illness, either yellow fever or malaria.
Simon WhistlerHOST
16:45
He was deemed unfit for combat and was returned to the United States, bringing his service to an abrupt end.

Unknown podcast

Chancellorsville and Gettysburg-Abner Doubleday

Oct 1 · 12 Mentions

speaker_4UNKNOWN
16:39
On the 27th, the storm having abated, Meade's corps, the 5th, Howard's corps, the 11th, and Slocum's corps, the 12th, the whole being under the command of General Slocum, left camp for Kelly's Ford, each accompanied by three batteries.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
16:56
A detachment was thrown over in boats on the evening of the 28th, which dispersed the picket guard, and by the next morning the entire force was across the river and on their way to the Rapidan, the 5th Corps taking the direction of Ellie's Ford, and the 11th and 12th Corps that of Germania Ford.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
17:15
Stoneman's cavalry crossed at the same time with the others and moved to Culpeper, where he halted for a time to reorganize his force and get rid of surplus horses, baggage, etc., which were sent to the rear.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
17:30
The next day Averell kept on to Rapidan Station with 4,000 sabers to engage W.H.F. Lee's rebel brigade so that it could not interfere with the operations of the main body, which moved southeast across Morton's Ford and Raccoon Ford to Louisa Courthouse, where the work of destruction was to begin.

1 HR 24 MINS LATER

speaker_4UNKNOWN
101:44
Sickles himself was soon after injured by a spent shot of piece of shell which struck his waist belt.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
101:50
His corps and French's division had lost 5,000 out of 22,000.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
101:57
Our front gradually melted away and passed to the new line in rear through Humphrey's division of the 5th Corps which was posted about half a mile north of the Chancellorsville house in the edge of the thicket to cover the retreat.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
102:11
At last only indomitable Hancock remained fighting McLaws with his front line and keeping back Stuart and Anderson with his rear line.
Steve RussellGUEST
65:04
So, you know, we're-- I'm going with, I'm going with General Grange to these meetings.
Steve RussellGUEST
65:11
General Hendrix is commanding Fifth Corps at that time, and, uh, you know, things are brewing, and it's looking kind of ugly.
Steve RussellGUEST
65:20
Um, so you had the Army experiences in, um, uh, along with the Brits and NATO, you know, Bosnia, America come in late, all of that, but Kosovo was really different.
Steve RussellGUEST
65:34
Um, there was a world outcry for what the Serbs were doing to the Albanians, uh, or at least what we thought was going on.

20 MINS LATER

AJ PasciutiHOST
85:33
Hey, D Money, would you hook me up with a letter of recommendation?
Steve RussellGUEST
85:35
That's right.
Steve RussellGUEST
85:35
But, you know, I was like, w- would you, 'cause he says, "Yeah, I'd be happy to write a recommendation for you." And, you know, and so I reached out to a lot of these, uh, highly esteemed combat leaders and, uh, and I wrote General Hendrix, you know, who had gone from Fifth Corps command, and I'd worked for him at Benning, you know, indirectly, uh, 'cause the one star worked for him, and we were all in the same head shed there and, uh, at, when he commanded Fort Benning.
Steve RussellGUEST
85:59
And then he went on to be, uh, the Forces Command commander, you know, the top guy of all of the army in the United States, continental United States.

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