“At dawn they came. Howling their war chants that cut through in the early morning mists. In the camp, men readied their weapons in preparation of the horrors that awaited them. The unseen enemy had already killed several of their company in small, fast strikes when the invaders had searched for food and fodder. Now along the bank of the river and behind their wagons, the final struggle would begin”.
This episode was written by Christopher Waters
Christopher Waters is an armchair historian from New York City. He works full time for the United States Federal Government and continues his education online part-time. He has a Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice, with a concentration in Terrorism Studies, from John Jay College, a Master’s Degree in Military History, with a concentration in American Military History, from American Military University (AMU), and is currently working on his Masters in American History, also from AMU.
He grew up listening to and learning history from his WW2 veteran’s grandfathers and his father, who let him watch all the classic history/war movies on tv. While his degrees are American History focused, Chris likes to learn about a wide range of world history subjects through listening to history-based podcasts; especially while training for whatever his next marathon is.
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