Meuse Argonne - An Interview with Randy Gaulke of Meuse-Argonne.com

Battles of the First World War Podcast

Mike Cunha

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4.8 • 812 Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2018

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

It’s time to start the new battle we’re going to cover, which will be the American-led Meuse-Argonne Offensive of 1918. We’re going to begin with an interview with Mr. Randy Gaulke, a fellow WW1 enthusiast, researcher, website master, and battlefield tour guide.

Mr. Gaulke runs the website www.meuse-argonne.com, which contains a wealth of information regarding the 47-day battle that defined American involvement in the Great War. The website contains several features such as bibliographies, articles, research statistics, travel tips, and a feature called “People of the Meuse-Argonne,” where individuals who study, write about, or live in the Meuse-Argonne give a quick biography of themselves. There is also a meuse-argonne.com FaceBook page, which connects you with hundreds of like-minded and incredibly helpful folks who readily share information, photos, and travel tips.

Please check out: www.meuse-argonne.com

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/1624894481060334/

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0:00.0	Hey folks, welcome to the Battles of the First World War podcast, episode 47, Mursargon, an interview with Randy Golki of Mursargon.com.
0:16.2	It's time to start the new battle we're going to cover, which will be the American-led
0:21.4	MERS-Argon Offensive of 1918.
0:24.7	We're going to begin with an interview with Mr. Randy Galky, a fellow World War I enthusiast,
0:30.9	researcher, website master, and battlefield tour guide.
0:36.1	Mr. Galky runs the website www.murzargon. Mr. Golki runs the website
0:37.7	www.mursargon.com,
0:41.8	which contains a wealth of information
0:44.8	regarding the 47-day battle
0:47.3	that defined American involvement
0:49.4	in the Great War.
0:51.5	The website contains several features,
0:53.5	such as bibliographies, articles, research
0:57.1	statistics, travel tips, and a feature called People of the MERS-Argon, where individuals who
1:03.8	study, write about, or live in the MERS-Argon region give a quick biography of themselves.
1:13.9	There is also a Mursargon.com Facebook page, which connects you with hundreds of like-minded and incredibly helpful folks
1:21.3	who readily share information, photos, and travel tips. As for Mr. Galky's background, well, I will let him tell us his story himself.
1:34.6	So as with the other interviews, we've had the opportunity to do here on the BFWP.
1:41.3	I hope you enjoy this one as well.
1:46.7	Let's see.
1:47.8	All right, yeah, so we are recording.
1:49.3	So I am here with Mr. Randy Galke of Mursargon.com.
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