Episode 14 - Dr. Bryon Greenwald and the story of anti-air artillery

In this episode of The World War II Daily Podcast, we welcome Dr. Greenwald, a distinguished military historian and strategist. With a career spanning command roles in the U.S. Army, including Patriot Air Defense battalion command and Garrison Command of Fort Bliss, Dr. Greenwald brings a wealth of knowledge on military innovation and transformation. He holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in history from The Ohio State University and has published extensively on military theory, air defense, and organizational change.This episode focuses on the development and significance of anti-air artillery during World War II. Dr. Greenwald, who is currently writing a history of U.S. Army antiaircraft artillery from 1917-1945, shares insights into its evolution, strategic importance, and lasting impact on military tactics. We discuss how historical military transformations influence modern warfare and the key lessons learned from World War II.Join us for this fascinating discussion, and don’t forget to check out the Society for Military History: https://www.smh-hq.org/Listen to The World War II Daily Podcast on Spotify, YouTube, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, and Deezer. Follow us on Instagram for more updates:📷 @worldwarii_daily📷 @samuel.dekorte