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Of it's Monday. It's Masterclass.

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This is a short form

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thrones, Or. House of the Dragon or

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My. Guest is Kelly De Vries,

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a specialist on medieval warfare.

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Dr. Kelly De Vries. This

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is a regular. A bump.

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I suppose that life is she like a law.

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Is from Aaron. Aaron asks.

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How. Was knowledge of warfare passed

1:42

on. In the modern era. we

1:44

have military academies and such to

1:46

pass on that information and create

1:48

the next generation of officers. And.

1:50

Strategists. That. Folk simply

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learn on the job. Or.

1:55

Under Commander or did they traveled

1:58

to learn from Master Commander The

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or is this something closer to

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how we see Korean? learn to

2:04

books or his a neat mental

2:07

prowess. That's.

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A very good question and Dub Dub I

2:11

could probably answered yes to all of those.

2:14

At the will ever mentioning Alexander

2:16

earlier right? Yeah, I'm it out.

2:18

Then was taught Aristotle Bolland. About.

2:21

A critically think and so he was

2:23

able to take that amuses in in

2:26

in the warfare that he'd learned from

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of the his out his father from

2:30

fighting the Illyrian than soap with the

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same thing with a black friend to

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start says of combat. And

2:38

you know is combat experience

2:40

a crazy and the age

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of sixteen and will carry

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through our way through until

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he dies early. Have

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some disease that is that is probably

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gotten in Spain. Ah,

2:53

so you know there's a. There.

2:56

Is definitely on the job training

2:58

Joseph. Ah, everybody learns

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that. Almost

3:03

everybody who. Will. Become

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a lord is expected to have learned

3:07

something on the battlefield. The nobles you

3:09

to put a new be lord out

3:12

there with his retinue, rise with guinea

3:14

and once you once you've been spotter,

3:17

Obviously couldn't have somebody has more

3:19

experience. And so forth and.

3:22

I'm there are books there's no question

3:24

of a Jedi has since spread quite.

3:28

Quite. Far

3:30

geographically and throughout the darling of

3:32

the middle ages and to we

3:35

get the very end when somebody

3:37

like Christina bizarre another woman whose

3:39

interests of warfare but as you

3:42

will. Rise essentially using

3:44

the Jedi Us, but then

3:46

recognizing the gunpowder weapon is

3:48

changing things. And in the

3:50

early fifties sensors he writes of of

3:53

fate arms of. Book.

3:56

That at a seems that

3:58

pretty wide circulation. There are others,

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the forty fifty cents or the build

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up. So what about? like Cinemax Charlemagne

4:05

is he having his. I

4:08

would we call them is that

4:10

the his the warlords as us

4:12

in the having them like school

4:14

the arabic trained I wish we

4:16

do. Was charlemagne to

4:18

be really bonded? know? Ah

4:21

it has been possible by certain

4:23

the challenges dollars or as much

4:25

have. Doubted. By other. Scared.

4:28

Gelatin scholars? that Charlemagne mean

4:30

you know why? Brixton binds

4:32

of the Jedi subprime finest,

4:35

the Classical tax them of

4:37

these would be read or

4:39

read to them mom. The.

4:42

But we don't overshoot. A

4:44

The. There's. No question

4:47

that, the experience on Battlefield

4:49

A Cruise to. Through.

4:53

Warfare you get more more. But.

4:55

In a when the popularly fights two

4:57

baths. By. He said that

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the add a third one, but he's

5:02

not in the battle and he's not

5:04

really able to see it. As

5:06

so. You know, how

5:09

did this a reality get the knowledge

5:11

that he did. Baseball

5:14

Hastings. He ran as

5:16

a very tax play adapt and would seem

5:18

to be a tad lead. New

5:20

or novel notion or

5:23

novel tactics. Were. Being

5:25

used then and dumb. You

5:28

know how to the choir, all that

5:30

knowledge of swimsuit, the pies, And

5:32

or is just from first battle

5:34

with the uses of the second

5:36

battle of we're not sure of.

5:40

That. There's no question. That.

5:42

The jetties front highness around. There's no

5:44

question that they were used. To.

5:47

And enliven military cases.

5:51

But. Lunacy rate would have

5:54

been low enough that those with dame in

5:56

some as the south be rad. And.

6:00

You know, are we going to be

6:02

able to the understand what the tactics

6:04

of the Jedi? His tactics of. Of

6:07

front or the front side as examples

6:09

of of strategy and tactics. Are they

6:11

going to be of a learn those

6:14

by listening to him and so forth

6:16

let mad survivors in in a different

6:18

way of at his question it's mind.

6:21

How often where these battles can have

6:24

a no huddle offense at that? I

6:27

think they were always plans and battled back to

6:29

do have a couple of bow plants run the.

6:32

If. He said true one that John the

6:34

Fearless. Oh, used to

6:36

fourteen sixteen on the use the

6:39

term mum was supposed to be

6:41

for Al Gore. And. Forty

6:43

fifty in these still survive. Ah, so there

6:45

are clearly plans or trot out in this

6:47

but going to do in this was going

6:50

to do. Well. with

6:52

various unit. Commanders.

6:56

Or how much was they just went

6:58

on the battlefield? There was certainly it.

7:00

And enough of Knishes two grandsons, each

7:02

of the commanders. Especially.

7:05

Since. Urge Mutation up

7:07

down the line would be very difficult

7:10

that we do. You know they they

7:12

use the banners. Would you know that

7:14

they use music with You know that

7:16

they used our careers to get music.

7:18

Took off at The Tone for the

7:20

March. Known on music

7:22

to to give directions in the

7:24

battle. Ah okay yeah I'm filling

7:26

don't been to pass on a

7:29

couple years ago. was probably based

7:31

military. I'm missing military

7:33

historian or of. His

7:35

generation. Ah, But he

7:37

he wrote a wonderful the large on

7:39

on these of music use every track.

7:42

The use of music in the French

7:44

army during the war and a source

7:46

seems that that was used. Especially.

7:51

Of the. Reforms

7:53

to get though the

7:55

word around. But. I

7:58

think that was I'm a greater deal and. What

8:00

other instruments besides horns were used

8:02

to communicate? Oh, drums

8:04

would have been used to. Okay, I'll

8:06

have, I'll be. The Ottomans had drums

8:09

galore so that's probably how they did

8:11

it. They said to have these germs

8:13

the we're on opposite sides of camels.

8:16

And. They so they would give a

8:18

big pvm that use awesome demoralize the

8:20

other side. But. Some you

8:22

know it wasn't an army is in.

8:25

A in a who takes a like crazy

8:27

which takes of the like watching a or

8:30

as work. With. Definitely got.

8:33

The influence of was an herb

8:35

the. Original place

8:38

on the battlefield of

8:40

armies and then. And.

8:43

And they're obviously giving directions at

8:45

that point. especially the do have

8:47

a flag you maneuver. Or.

8:49

A faint or something along those lines.

8:51

I mean, I'm blamed

8:54

Conquered. Use. The.

8:56

The. Faint. The

8:58

to brake lines of he would face. Running

9:01

away and see if the lines of

9:03

the Anglo Saxon for Bromwich the. A

9:07

So there's all sorts of different

9:09

tasks will be used. At

9:11

the beginning about. As. Bad as to

9:14

be given a beginner bell. A at

9:16

watch it appears that Edward that

9:18

Blackfriars would put archers in though

9:20

the woods on one side note,

9:22

vineyards of the other side of

9:24

the French are is coming through

9:27

and he says less the first.

9:29

Line. Come in. Does.

9:31

That come in and will take them with

9:33

our men at arms. Behind. You

9:36

but as the second one comes in

9:38

early that unload on on them with

9:40

your arrows. As an

9:42

hour according to of those

9:45

double sources, that precisely what

9:47

happened and that second line

9:49

is legally disrupted if not.

9:52

You know, effectively killed. By

9:56

those archers been in that position. But

9:58

also knowing. To lead the

10:01

first line pass it. On

10:03

to keep it so that you

10:05

know there's factor gold sophistication, At

10:08

beginning a bow and a half.

10:10

didn't they change? How

10:12

for example those of like maneuver. Does.

10:15

The commander who might see it or one

10:17

of the yet I switch out. So the

10:19

woodwork? How do you got a plan? Be

10:21

right out of your flabby. And that

10:23

subset a lot of initiative. I mean

10:25

that would have that be told. I'm

10:27

sure if this happens the new do

10:30

this this out to do this for

10:32

the people who were the on the

10:34

flanks of the army. And

10:36

they would try to camera. You. Know we

10:39

see without a great courses. Got

10:41

very sophisticated tactics but how did

10:43

they get excommunicated? Dumb line. It's

10:45

X Men now. watch me to

10:47

do that. And.

10:50

And that's the curious one. That's one that.

10:53

To the contrary he says his his music.

10:56

I would tended to speak to be

10:58

drums to be banners that are flooded

11:00

that's the one that off and will

11:02

be used on. A in

11:05

brave heart or in our.

11:08

Your. Game of Thrones or use the

11:10

Battersea Be units, move one way or

11:13

another. Southern. The Ancient

11:15

Chinese Japanese Did are many Chinese

11:17

Japanese. It. Mostly

11:19

for banners, But you

11:21

know we're not entirely certain and

11:23

it may just have been the

11:25

initiative. The various novels. The

11:28

Lords and the confidence that the

11:30

commander. Had. And knows.

11:32

To. To make maneuvers that would

11:34

work out. And

11:37

that. Then took

11:39

the tactics to the next level once

11:42

the battle has.