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Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Great War episode 67.

This week sees the release of what I think is a very interesting premium episode to those of you who have chosen to

support the show over on Patreon. We have started a series of episodes to do a bit of a

re-evaluation of the However, by first looking at the evolution of British cavalry doctrine from the middle of the 19th century,

and then tracing that through the First World War, the conclusions may be surprising.

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Today, the action finally begins at Verdun. We will look at the opening German

attacks on the first and second days of the fighting. We will also be going

into some pretty good detail about some of this fighting and if you pick up a

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