Footsteps of the fallen

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Welcome to the latest podcast!
It's a real pleasure to be joined by military historian, researcher and cycling battlefield guide, Jeremy Banning.
In our wide-ranging discussion, we talk about meeting the many veterans Jeremy shared his time with, working on documentaries for the BBC, cycling the battlefields and the long-lasting friendship formed with the last Tommy, 111-year-old Harry Patch.

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Welcome to the latest episode!
Today we travel to the Middle East and hear about the Battle of Megiddo, a little-known but stunning Allied success in September 1918. 
Meticulously planned and executed by General Allenby, the battle ended Turkish resistance in WWI and resulted in the capture of more than 75,000 Ottoman soldiers.

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Welcome to the latest episode.
Today, we visit the battlefield at High Wood, one of the deadliest killing grounds of the Great War.  Over 8000 men died in the three months of fighting here and we discover what happened during those fateful months in 1916.

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In this latest episode, we visit one of the must-see locations on the Somme, the Newfoundland Park at Beaumont Hamel.  
We hear the story of the fighting, discover what went so wrong for the men from Newfoundland and find out about the final capture of the village in November 1916.

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Welcome to the latest episode, in which we look at the opening salvos of the Great War, the so-called Battle of the Frontiers, in which the French suffered the greatest single-day loss of life of the entire War.