James Holland
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Time for Tea and a Chat About What Soldier's Ate in World War II | WW2 Walking the Ground
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August 4, 2024
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as posted by the channelAdmin checks done,James Holland and Al Murray take a break from walking the ground to do what all soldiers do when given half a chance... brew up! James and Al demonstrate their own questionable field craft skills and discuss what it would have been like for WW2 soldiers in the field. Don't miss an episode of their Normandy adventure.
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After a morning looking at 6th Airborne drops on D-Day, James and Al ruminate on the bigger allied airborne picture, touching on the American element (the 501st and 101st Parachute Infantry Regiments who were dropped on the western drop zones) and the ground they'll be walking in upcoming episodes.
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In Walking the Ground, historian James Holland and writer and comedian Al Murray (from the popular We Have Ways of Making You Talk podcast) follow in the footsteps of World War 2 soldiers and commanders, unearthing fascinating insights and stories along the way. Exclusively on Youtube. Subscribe now".
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