First episode in the Military Structure series. This series focuses on the logistics of militaries in history. What was the rank structure, what was the command structure? Stay tuned for more!
PSA: There is some disagreements between the use of "E" and "G" to signify the rank. However the numbers are all the same. And I made the mistake of referring to "arcs" as "round outs".
All music used is in the public domain. Most of the tracks I use in my videos are from the Great War, because they are old enough that I can use them copyright free, however young enough to still have a mildly good clarity.
Songs used in the video:
How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm? (Lieutenant Jim)
Good Morning Mr. Zip Zip Zip (Eugene buckley and the Pearless Quartet)
Do you like the typing format or speaking format? Should I keep the same colors or change them each episode?
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