Published May 25, 2020
#613: How Soldiers Die in Battle
Military historian Michael Stephenson delves into the complex evolution of battlefield deaths, exploring the psychological, cultural, and technological factors that have influenced how soldiers experience combat from ancient Greece to modern warfare. Through a rich historical lens, he reveals the profound impact of these changes on soldiers' motivations, strategies, and the nature of heroism.
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