THE FIRST MODERN WAR And The Origin Of GUERRILLA WARFARE | The Joe Rogan Experience

but I always want to do a joke about uh because they the like your company whatever your group was because they were all from the same town yeah so they would your division or [ __ ] your Brigade would be from your town all right so you never left your town so you were your Brigade back then was everybody you grew up with every dude your son your brother your uncle and your dad you're all [ __ ] together and you you're marching shoulder to shoulder and you watch your [ __ ] dad get his head ripped off by a cannonball you just gotta keep being like oh [ __ ] whoa yeah [ __ ] yeah you knew who was getting shot oh my God yeah dude yeah I don't know why that's fun Imagine yeah how about the trench warfare of World War One started in Civil War Siege of Vicksburg I think that's when they started training they started yeah they say the Civil War in America was like the first modern war this is the Revolutionary dude she's getting so horrible look at this walking towards each other like the stupidest way to do it ever can you imagine that people did this for some oh oh God oh God hit in the face with a cannonball now that's that the Patriots roughly based off of uh I think his name is Francis Marion the Swamp Fox and he was a he was kind of an originator of Guerrilla warfare because they were like we can't we can't stand and fight the British God damn we have to shoot him and run it's pretty funny how crazy are the British just gonna come over here and start marching yeah we're gonna walk right out big white stripe on your chest Red Jackets it's a hundred percent a Target yeah red and white is what you use for archery targets they had to change someone's rifling took over they had to be like all right we gotta switch our uniforms isn't that amazing though that that was that you had to think of how much the British army conquered in the world everybody everybody and imagine that their decision to fight was this way like how how did you get from like the Mongols to that how does that happen in a thousand years because the Mongols had all these crazy tactics they would they would starve people out lock them in their cities yeah they would wait them out slowly you get artillery and guns you can just especially this is crazy that's just running it down your throat dude it's like we're gonna walk at you but I just can't imagine that someone wouldn't say hey isn't there a [ __ ] better way to fight these people yeah like what do we do let's get behind a tree yeah and then shoot them I can't even watch this dude I can't believe people did that that's what's so crazy it's like how did they survive to become that silly like that's a silly way to fight a war right so how do they survive with those strategies how were they dominant with those strategies they're the only ones with well most of them are colonies where the other guys are they have [ __ ] cow hide Shields and Spears like the Zulu and so they were the only ones with monsters [ __ ] guns you just yeah you're gonna win you're the only ones with guns so the British were the only ones with guns well when it came to like their colonies on a in a land War they would lose a lot to like France Prussia those like major Continental Powers but England always had a Navy they always dominated through Naval Warfare and then they had to team up with everyone to stop Napoleon dude once they started shooting cannonballs off boats when did they start doing that when they started doing cannonballs from boats because that's bro that is a [ __ ] yeah you got a cannon on a boat shooting people without cannons boom yeah you just do this all day how many times did they have to shoot that Cannon before they figured out how hard they have to bolt it into the floor with this giant iron tube on it that has explosions go off on it and just four guys from Manchester operating it oh my God you ever see uh Master and Commander with Russell Crowe I think I have oh it's Jamie back me up dude I don't remember it it's got like a it's very it's way more popular now than it was yeah yeah yeah I read an article about that why are so many men into Master and Commander I thought it was a video what'd they say it was is this guy's gay all right I don't read articles I read the headlines yeah that's what I mean and then I form my own of course it's like yeah there's a study out bro you don't even know about that study I hate studies just more men like mastering Commander than like anime that's good that's a nice thing that would be good uh but it's uh why they like it Master Commander is good is it yeah look at this dude that's fun guys on boats Boys on boats they either grab the boys when they're sleeping don't tell anyone about this mate how weird is it they're using a sex tent in a cloudy day how are they doing that doesn't isn't a Sextant based off the Stars isn't that what it works I have no idea I don't know what the [ __ ] they did uh imagine so those those things those kids are looking through which this is really wild like that was how they would navigate imagine the crude tool that they were using to float around in the [ __ ] ocean and they would do it somehow or another through the stars that uh that book the first thing I ever talked to you about was uh Cabeza de vodka yes and they were like the guy the guy they hired to do the navigating like [ __ ] up he had to be like no I know where we're going how accurate are those sextants I think if you're off especially going from Spain if you're off like a a little you're [ __ ] we have a updated version now does that have like computers on it and [ __ ] maybe it looks dope that looks way better so how does it work s uh the estimation of okay a Sextant is a doubly reflecting navigation instrument that measures the angular distance between two visible objects the primary use of a sexton is to measure the angle between an astronomical object and the Horizon for the purpose of celestial navigation so the estimation of this angle the altitude is known as sighting or shooting the object or taking a site the angle and the time when it was measured can be used to calculate a position line on a nautical or aeronautical chart for example citing the Sun at noon or Polaris at night in the northern hemisphere to estimate latitude with slight reduction with site reduction rather citing the height of the blah blah blah blah I'm going to keep I don't understand any of it um it seems like they're using dots in the sky so like one of them would be the sun one of them would be the Moon Yeah and because they're calculating the angles of how far the things are away from each other and where the the stars are you can kind of figure out where you are in the ocean somehow not sure I understand it but now they just use GPS which is way better

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Length: 7min 45sec (465 seconds)

Published: Sun Mar 19 2023