Preble Hall

Fred Leiner talks to Abby about his new book, Prisoners of the Bashaw, which explores the 307 prisoners of war taken by Tripoli when the USS Philadelphia grounded off Tripoli on October 31, 1803.

In this episode, Naval History & Heritage Command historians Dr. John Sherwood and Dr. Tyler Pitrof continue their discussion with Admiral Mike Mullen, USNA '68, about his tenure as Chief of Naval Operations

This episode is a discussion of the Coastal Studies & Society Journal with co-editors Isaac Land, Professor of History at Indiana State University, and Rob James, senior lecturer in History at the University of Portsmouth, UK.

Commander Stan Fisher, a professor in the U.S. Naval Academy's History Department, discusses his new book, "Sustaining the Carrier War: The Deployment of U.S. Naval Air Power in the Pacific."

Stephen Phillips discusses the naval aspects of Churchill's American Arsenal: The Partnerships Behind the Innovations that Won World War Two with its author, Dr. Larrie Ferreiro.

Preble Hall is a production of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.

Preble Hall is a production of the US Naval Academy Museum in Annapolis, Maryland

Janie Mines' book is "No Coincidences: Reflections of the First Black Female Graduate of the United States Naval Academy"  

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Historian and author Jerri Bell discusses the story of the first fourteen African-American women to officially serve in the U.S. armed forces, specifically in the U.S. Navy.