The Cold War: Turning hot (1949-1963)

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Recorded04 Jun 2021

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Joined today by Ian Richardson to talk about the Cold War. We talk about the first time the Cold War goes hot in Korea, overall US plans in the Cold War with NSC 68 and how the world may have been saved from nuclear armageddon by one Soviet officer during the Cuban missile crisis. Ian is a Captain in the Army Reserve and formerly served as a Logistics Officer in Iraq in 2020. He is a published museum professional with nearly a decade of experience and a focus in 20th century warfare. He formerly served as the Historic Vehicle Coordinator for the First Division Museum in Wheaton, IL. Ian also runs an Instagram account displaying his collection of militaria, check it out when you get a chance @ivy_vine_militaria

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