By Jared Samuelson

Dr. T.J. Linzy joins the show to discuss his paper, “The Amphibious Imperative of the French & Indian War.” Our discussion includes the reallocation of resources after early French success, what made the British realize amphibious operations would be necessary, the development of British amphibious tactics off the coast of Halifax, and the battles of Ft. Carillon, Louisbourg, and Quebec.

Download Sea Control 189 – Amphibious Operations in the French and Indian War with Dr. TJ Linzy

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“The Amphibious Imperative of the French & Indian War,” TJ Linzy, PhD, Marine Corps University Journal, 2019, Vol. 10, No. 2.

Jared Samuelson is the Senior Producer of the Sea Control podcast. Contact him at [email protected].

By Alex Clarke

Hoots and hoorays, it’s yet another historically informed maritime current events podcast inbound! Or The Bilge Pumps as we three naval geeks call it. As an explanation, well pretty much imagine three naval historians having a chat while kayaking, but without the kayaks or the sinking, plus it’s done by Skype…So what is episode six about? Well the #Bilgepumps team is looking at physical dimensions of cybersecurity, such as what happens when people start destroying cables under the sea? And also, why are current government so bad at defense procurement, and what ships should nations be acquiring? 

#Bilgepumps is still a new series and new avenue, and although possibly no longer having the new car smell, we are getting the impression that it’s liked. But now we need you. Do you have suggestions for topics? Comments on how we could improve? Or most importantly, ideas for artwork, then please either tweet them to us the Bilgepump crew (with #Bilgepump) at Alex (@AC_NavalHistory), Drach (@Drachinifel), and Jamie (@Armouredcarrier). Or you can comment on our Youtube channels (listed down below). 

Download Bilge Pumps 6 – Physical Cyber and Design for the Next War

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By Alex Clarke

It’s another historically informed maritime current events podcast! It’s The Bilge Pumps as we affectionately call it, where we like to imagine it’s what three naval geeks who have found a particularly nice steakhouse would sound like if recorded.

So what is episode five about? Well The Bilge Pumps team is talking about China, and all of what China has been getting up to in the last month.

#Bilgepumps is still a new series and new avenue, although possibly no longer having the new car smell, we are getting the impression that it’s liked; but now we need you. Have suggestions for topics? Comments on how we could improve? Or most importantly, ideas for artwork, then please either tweet them to us the Bilgepump crew (with #Bilgepump) at Alex (@AC_NavalHistory), Drach (@Drachinifel), and Jamie (@Armouredcarrier). Or you can comment on our Youtube channels (listed down below). 

Download Bilge Pumps 5 – CHINAAAAAAA!!

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By Jared Samuelson

How does South America’s largest, most populous country view its maritime interests? What treaties and agreements govern its relations with its neighbors in the maritime domain? What are the Brazilian Navy’s current commitments and aspirations? Perhaps most importantly, who won the lobster war?! Hear the answers to these questions and more as Brazilian scholar Andrea Resende joins the podcast to discuss Brazilian maritime security concerns!

Download Sea Control 188 – Brazilian Maritime Security with Andrea Resende