The Overlooked Naval Campaign: Southwest Africa in World War I
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The Overlooked Naval Campaign: Southwest Africa in World War I
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Dale and Christophe delve into the often-overlooked Southwest African campaign of World War I on the US Navy History Podcast. The hosts discuss the strategic importance of seizing German Southwest Africa, highlighting how naval power enabled the success of land operations in a harsh desert environment. The episode covers the multi-phase campaign from 1914-1915, the logistics and naval contributions that underpinned the Union of South Africa's advance, and the eventual surrender of German forces. They also honor Brigadier General Zebulon Montgomery Pike, reflecting on the broader themes of military history and geopolitics.
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