Prof. Greg Jackson
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7,804 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
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Prof. Greg Jackson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The British and American forces have failed to connect, each holding a beachhead only.
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Worse still, the Germans receive reinforcements over the next two days and on the 13th mount a counterattack that all but drives the Allies back into the sea.
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General Mark Clark won't have it.
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While criticism will yet come his way for day one's landing, he's committed to the operation.
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And according to his later recollection, he rallies the beleaguered men while speaking from his Jeep.
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We don't give another inch.
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This is it.
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Don't yield anything.
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We're here to stay.
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Inspiring, but let's be frank.
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It's Admiral Henry Hewitt's naval guns, those Sicily-based spitfires, and the parachuting 82nd Airborne that turn things around.
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And the threat of Britain's General Bernard Montgomery advancing from the south with his 8th Army doesn't hurt.
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By September 16th, some 150,000 Allied troops are on shore.
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Operation Avalanche is a success.
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So, the Allies are progressing up Italy's boot, but not nearly as fast nor as easily as one might expect after an armistice due to ongoing German resistance.
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Well, perhaps we should say mostly German resistance.
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Benito Mussolini's role in this war isn't over just yet.
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I know.
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We witnessed the fallen Duce's arrest on July 25th, 1943, back in episode 201.
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We heard the excited celebrations of Italians on the cobblestone streets of Rome the very next evening.
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