Victory and Defeat

Ancient Warfare Podcast

The History Network

Society & Culture, Greece, Warfare, Ancient, Rome, History, Military

4.4 • 631 Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2008

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Jasper is joined by Murray Dahm, Joe Pietrykowski and Paul McDonnell-Staff to dicuss victory and defeat in the ancient world. For more information on the magazine go to www.ancient-warfare.com and comments, questions or suggestions email them to [email protected] Dur:35min File: .mp3

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Ancient Warfare Magazine podcast produced by the History Network.org.
0:05.7	For more information on Ancient Warfare magazine, go to www.com.
0:10.2	If you've got any comments, suggestions, questions or ideas, then feel free to get in touch by emailing
0:19.7	editor at ancient- dash warfare.com.
0:24.5	Hello everyone. This is the second ancient warfare magazine podcast, and tonight we're going to
0:30.3	discuss the theme of victory and defeat, the theme of our current issue. We've got a quite an
0:36.1	international group of people here discussing this
0:39.1	theme with me from the UK. We have our silent witness, Angus Wallace, of the History Network,
0:46.7	who is recording everything. In the U.S., we have Joe Pietiakowski. Is that how I pronounce it,
0:52.7	Joe? Oh, that's close enough.
0:54.9	It's Petrachowski.
0:56.2	Okay.
0:57.4	And in Australia, we have Paul McDonnell staff and Murray Dam.
1:02.2	Good evening, everyone.
1:03.8	Or good morning.
1:05.3	Good afternoon.
1:07.4	That's about the extent of it, I think.
1:16.1	The first thing we wanted to discuss is the practicalities of victory in defeat.
1:22.0	I was just tonight browsing through my copy of Warhammer ancient battles.
1:30.1	I'm just getting sort of interested in wargaming since it's an interest of many of our readers.
1:36.1	I suppose I should be reading Field of Glory, which is the new hot thing, but I haven't got a copy yet, so I'll have to make do with this.
1:39.5	In a war game, there's very strict, fairly well-laid-out rules of who is won and who hasn't.
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