

Sasho Todorov on Trevor Dupuy and First Battles
May 23, 2024
Sasho Todorov, a military history expert, and Trevor Dupuy, a renowned military analyst, dive into the significance of first battles and their lasting impact on military strategy. They unpack the groundbreaking work of the Dupuy Institute, pointing out the importance of empirical evidence in military analysis. The conversation also sheds light on the evolution of U.S. Army doctrine, highlighting the shift towards rapid victories and the complexities of modern warfare, including calculated attrition and the changing perceptions of military effectiveness.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Military Strategy and Data Analysis
01:55 • 2min
Exploring the Legacy of Trevor Dupuy and Military Empirical Evidence
04:18 • 4min
Exploring the Significance of First Battles in Warfare
08:25 • 6min
The Evolution of Military Doctrine in the U.S. Army
14:02 • 13min
Strategic Warfare in Modern Conflicts
27:27 • 5min
Calculated Attrition in Modern Warfare
32:30 • 27min
Exploring Army Manpower and Quality Perceptions
59:28 • 2min