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Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged)

High Seas High Jinks

Maritime history is a multifaceted and fascinating subject which covers tales of heroism, war, disasters, trade and discovery. Naval Historian Chris Sams comes to you fortnightly to talk about an aspect of Maritime history recorded live and unplugged. This Podcast is part of Chris" Substack where he writes three times a week on the subject. https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menu jerijerod14.substack.com

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36:03

Russian defeat

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/03/05

Today we’re heading out to the Tsushima Strait for the battle between the Russian Second Pacific fleet and the Imperial Japanese Navy in an endgame battle in the Russo-Japanese War.Do check out my substack for longer articles released three times a week at - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuIf you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode. Or you can find me on the socials at

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25:22

The Battle of Havana (1870)

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/02/26

I return this week to talk about the Battle of Havana between the gun boat Meteor and Aviso Bouvet during the Franco Prussian War. This took a lot less time than I planned so I also throw in the story of the Augusta (a Prussian Commerce Raider) and the Nymphe defending Danzig from a French Blockade.If you want to read a great article on the land war during this conflict check out Alex Churchill’s article here - https://substack.com/home/post/p-157573582As always my writings on substack are here -

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37:47

German liners as warships

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/02/19

This week’s podcast was somewhat adlibed by me late one evening giving a rough overview of the idea of the Kaiserliche-Marine using liners as Commerce raiders in 1914-15 including the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, Kronprinz Wilhelm, Prinz Eitel Friedrich and passing mentions of Cap Trafalgar and Berlin.There are longer posts on the Kronprinz Wilhelm’s career on my substack - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuIf you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it

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24:29

The Orzel incident

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/02/12

This week’s podcast tells the story of the Polish submarine Orzel and her escape from Poland and Estonia in the opening months of World War 2.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuOr you can find me on the socials at https://linktr.ee/jerijerod14 and tell me if you liked it, loathed it, want

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26:56

XE Craft in the Far East

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/02/05

This week’s podcast is the story of the XE-Craft submarines in the Pacific in 1945 and the VC winning attack on the cruiser Takao.Original text with more detail can be found here.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuOr you can find me on the socials at https://linktr.ee/jerijerod14 and tell

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30:35

The sinking of the Glorious

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/01/29

This week’s podcast tells the story of the sinking of HMS Glorious during Operation Juno in June 1940 by the battleships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau.If you would like to read the original write up do check it out here.I should apologise for my attempt at a German accent when quoting Marschall.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on -

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36:12

Could Germany have done more to protect the Pacific...

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/01/22

This week’s podcast was completely unplanned and unscripted and answering a question I was tagged in on Twitter/X. This is my take on whether the Germans could have done more to protect their colonies from Allied attacks or If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuOr you can find me on the

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28:09

A laughable affair - the English Armada of 1589

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/01/15

This week’s podcast talks about the English answer to the Spanish Armada of 1588 which was the English Armada, a grand operation led by Drake that over the course of two months cost the crown about 15000 soldiers and… well I won’t spoil it here. This is a great story of poor planning, poor implementation and command.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it

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43:29

Titanic myths

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/01/08

This week’s podcast is a spontaneous myth busting about the Titanic sinking. There are so many myths and conspiracy theories and I try to answer a few of them including;She was sunk by a U-boat. The Olympic rather than a Titanic was sunk as an insurance scam.In defence of Ismay.Should they have rammed the Iceberg?The curse of the Mummy.SOS signals.The Mystery ship theoriesOfficer suicideCoal Bunker firesThe unsinkable myth.This is by no means exhaustive or indepth dives into each.If you’re listening

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20:10

A Naval First

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2025/01/01

This week’s podcast is on an epic first in Naval history for the first day of the first month of the New Year. HMS Pathfinder and her sinking.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuOr you can find me on the socials at https://linktr.ee/jerijerod14 and tell me if you liked it, loathed it, want

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20:46

Pre-Dreadnoughts at Jutland

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/12/18

This week’s podcast answers a question that you’ve not thought of but really bothers me - Should the Pre-dreadnought squadron have been included in the German Order of Battle at Jutland?Yes, but why? I examine the Deutschland class battleship, its design, what their role in the German fleet was and ask the question as to whether they should or should not have been at Jutland in 1916.If you are listening on another platform do go check them out on Substack

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51:58

The Battle of the Falklands

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/12/11

This week’s podcast tells the story of the Battle of The Falklands and follows on from last week’s on the Battle of Coronel. Following the loss of Craddock’s Squadron the Royal Navy move to cut off von Spee’s squadron and a larger, more powerful force is sent south to find and destroy the German Squadron. On the 8th December the Germans come to them and what folows is the Battle of the Falkands.This episode summerises the written format articles I’ve published on Substack over the last week or so

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49:39

Coronel - The first defeat

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/12/04

This week’s podcast tells the story of the Battle of Coronel. In October 1914 the Royal Navy’s American station was dealing with German commerce raiders attacking trade off the coasts of South America when news broke that the Ostasiengeschwader was heading to Chile. What followed was a disagreement of how to fight the battle between London and Stanley, searching for the enemy and tragedy. This episode sets up next week’s on the Battle of the Falklands.If you’re listening to this on a podcast

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37:21

U-boats or Warships?

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/11/27

This week’s podcast is my attempt to answer whether the German Navy of the Second World War would have been better off with a larger U-boat force rather than surface warships. It covers twenty years of Naval history and theory mixed with planning. Hopefully I answer the most argued observation of World War Two naval history.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please

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21:07

The first turret warships and the loss of the Captain

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/11/20

This week’s podcast is on a very Victorian research and development problem that led to disaster. The evolution of the Turret mounted warship dreamed up by Captain Cowper Coles which led to HMS Captain and the ensuing shipwreck.Apologies if the sound is a bit off this week, not quite sure what went wrong! If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on -

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14:02

The tale of SS Mount Temple

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/11/13

This week’s podcast is on the career of the SS Mount Temple from the Boer War to the Titanic sinking and on to her final encounter with the raider Mowe. If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuOr you can find me on the socials at https://linktr.ee/jerijerod14 and tell me if you liked it,

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18:53

Attacking Martinique and Guadeloupe (1810)

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/11/06

This week’s podcast is on the British invasions of the French colonies of Martinique and Guadeloupe in 1809-10. If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on - https://substack.com/@jerijerod14?utm_source=user-menuOr you can find me on the socials at https://linktr.ee/jerijerod14 and tell me if you liked it, loathed it, want me to keep doing this or

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19:15

Neuland - U-boats strike the Caribbean

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/10/30

This week’s podcast is on the openning first day of Operation Neuland, the U-boat offensive against oil and bauxite ore ships and facilites in the Caribbean in 1942 as well as the Allied response to the German raiders.This is a podcast based on the essay on the subject I wrote for my substack and condenced.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my Substack do please check it out on -

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17:16

Rodney's sacking of St Eustace 1781

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/10/23

In February 1781 Admiral Rodney attacks the Dutch held island of St Eustace as part of the Fourth Anglo Dutch War.However, rather than a successful snatch and grab what followed is an often overlooked episode of British history which included pillaging, racism and greed driven incompetence that helped cost the Crown the thirteen colonies.This week I look at the raid and how it was carried out and ask questions of Rodney’s character and ability.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d

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26:59

The White Swan - the raiding career of SMS Emden

Maritime History with Chris Sams (live and unplugged) ·

2024/10/12

From August 1914 the German light crusier Emden began a raiding career against Allied flagged shipping in the Indian Ocean and what followed is a campaign that sees 70,000 tons sunk and 30,000 nautical miles sailed. This episode follows her career from the start of the war through to the aftermath of the battle of Penang on October 28th.If you’re listening to this on a podcast provider I’d really appreciate it if you left a like or similar if you enjoyed the episode and if you haven’t seen my

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