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[Channel 5系列]：伟大的英国指挥官Great British Commanders-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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戈登·科里根（Gordon Corrigan）主持的战争纪录片，由第5频道在2005年出版-英语旁白War Documentary hosted by Gordon Corrigan, published by Channel 5 in 2005- English narration
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有关英国有史以来六位最伟大的军事指挥官的迷人历史传记系列。国际知名的字符涵盖了多个历史时期，每个字符都对英国历史产生了巨大的影响。该系列由热情洋溢的军事专家Gordon Corrigan少校介绍。尽管每个插曲都是独立的，但在整个系列中，Corrigan还针对更伟大的指挥官提出了更广泛的问题，从而可以绘制出现代风格。指挥官包括亨利五世，马尔伯勒公爵，尼尔森海军上将，道格拉斯·黑格将军，奥利弗·克伦威尔和惠灵顿公爵。由艾玛·霍利（Emma Hawley）执导；格拉纳达五人制作品[编辑]???亨利五世???戈登·科里根少校（Gordon Corrigan）少校介绍了国王亨利五世（Henry V），他在1415年在阿金库尔特战役中击败法国人是他16岁时就开始的军事生涯的顶峰。在冲突中，英军人数超过了五比一，但是得益于他们的出色训练和国王的残酷战术，他们摧毁了敌人。亨利成功担任军事指挥官的关键是，他将英军置于专业地位。尽管人数不多，他还是击败了威尔士人和法国人。他是第一位真正了解军队运作方式的英国君主。[编辑]???约翰·丘吉尔：马尔堡第一公爵???Gordon Corrigan少校介绍了马尔堡第一任公爵约翰·丘吉尔（John Churchill）的情况。他的战术知识，与外国盟友交往的能力以及对普通士兵的照顾，巩固了他作为英国伟大司令官的声誉。丘吉尔一直想成为赢家。他抛弃了詹姆斯二世（James II）来支持奥兰治的荷兰王子威廉（William of Prince），但后来被指控密谋将詹姆斯（James II）归位。约翰·丘吉尔（John Churchill）（前温斯顿·丘吉尔爵士的儿子）声名rose起。他是英格兰最伟大的将领之一，率领英国和盟军取得了对法国路易十四的重要胜利。对于这部电影的位置是壮观的布莱尼姆宫，一个感恩的国王为他和他的两个战役，Malplaquet和布伦海姆自身的网站建设。[编辑]???子爵霍雷肖纳尔逊???戈登·科里根少校调查霍拉蒂·纳尔逊海军上将的生平和遗产，以纪念特拉法加战役200周年，在那次战役中，领导者率领舰队取得胜利，但在战斗的最后几个小时被枪杀。公共关系硕士。他的胜利非常伟大，在迫切需要的时候他还是一个民族英雄。[编辑]???道格拉斯·黑格元帅???戈登·科里根少校介绍了第一次世界大战的索姆河战役期间英军总司令道格拉斯·黑格元帅的概况。柯里根（Corrigan）解释了为什么他认为不应该为这名数以千计的英国人员伤亡而受到指责，而由于他协调使用飞机，坦克和部队，实际上在赢得这场战争中发挥了关键作用。??奥利弗·克伦威尔???少校戈登·科里根（Oliver Cromwell?Major Gordon Corrigan）提出，他带领一支很小的英国军队，将其扩大到英联邦国家的五倍，然后训练和部署它进行战斗，直到它成为唯一一支能够击败德国人的盟军。[19]?船长奥利弗·克伦威尔（Oliver Cromwell）的个人资料Fascinating historical biography series about six of the greatest military commanders Great Britain has ever produced. The internationally known characters cover a range of historical periods, and each had an enormous influence on British history. The series is presented by enthusiastic and engaging military expert Major Gordon Corrigan. Though each episode is stand alone, across the series Corrigan also address broader questions about what makes a great commander, allowing modern parallels to be drawn. Commanders featured are Henry V, the Duke of Marlborough, Admiral Nelson, General Douglas Haig, Oliver Cromwell and the Duke Of Wellington.Produced & Directed by Emma Hawley; A Granada Production for Five[edit] Henry V Major Gordon Corrigan presents a profile of King Henry V, whose victory over the French at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415 was the pinnacle of a military career that began when he was just 16. In the clash British troops were outnumbered five to one, but devastated the enemy thanks to their superior training and the King's ruthless tactics.The key to Henry's success as a military commander was that he put the English army on a professional footing. He defeated the Welsh and then the French, despite being totally outnumbered. He was the first English monarch who really understood how an army works.[edit] John Churchill: 1st Duke of Marlborough Major Gordon Corrigan profiles John Churchill, the first Duke of Marlborough. His reputation as a great British commander was cemented by his tactical knowledge, ability to get on with foreign allies and care for the common soldier. Churchill always wanted to be on the winning side. He deserted James II to support Dutch prince William of Orange, but was later accused of plotting to restore James to the throne.John Churchill (son of an earlier Sir Winston Churchill) rose to great fame and wealth. He was one of England's greatest Generals who led British and allied armies to important victories over Louis XIV of France. Locations for this film are the magnificent Blenheim Palace that a grateful monarch had built for him and the site of two of his battles, Malplaquet and Blenheim itself.[edit] Viscount Horatio Nelson Major Gordon Corrigan investigates the life and legacy of Admiral Horatio Nelson to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar, in which the leader guided his fleet to victory but was shot dead in the final hours of fighting.Horatio, Admiral Lord Nelson, was a master of public relations. His victories were great and he was a national hero when one was badly needed.[edit] Field Marshal Douglas Haig Major Gordon Corrigan presents a profile of Field Marshal Douglas Haig, commander-in-chief of British forces during World War One's Battle of the Somme. Corrigan explains why he believes the military leader does not deserve to be blamed for the thousands of British casualties, and actually played a key role in winning the war thanks to his co-ordinated use of planes, tanks and troops.Douglas Haig was the man who took a tiny British army, expanded it five fold through the inclusion of the Commonwealth countries, then trained and deployed it to fight until it was the only allied army capable of defeating the Germans in 1918.[edit] Oliver Cromwell Major Gordon Corrigan presents a profile of Oliver Cromwell, a captain who overcame his inexperience to lead his Roundhead forces to victory over the Cavaliers in the 17th century. Although most famous for deposing the monarchy and founding British democracy, Cromwell was also notorious for instigating a brutal invasion of Ireland.Given his lack of background in soldiering, Oliver Cromwell's rise as a military commander was remarkably swift. He reached the top, as he did in politics. He became a Captain in 1642, a Colonel in early 1643, in charge of cavalry of one regional army by the end of that year. Lieutenant General of the New Model Army by 1645 and Lord General for the campaigns in Ireland and Scotland thereafter. Cromwell understood organisation, and that was what made him a good military commander. His belief in training and professionalism was what made the New Model Army what it was.[edit] Arthur Wellesley: 1st Duke of Wellington Major Gordon Corrigan concludes his survey of leading British commanders with a profile of Arthur Wellesley, the first Duke of Wellington, who inspired Britain and the Allies to defeat Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815. Wellesley was a master of logistics, often winning battles with fewer troops than his enemies.Arthur Wellesley, the 1st Duke of Wellington, was England's greatest General and without him the history of Europe would have been very different.
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音频串流: 2
音频语言: english
分集时长: 23 min
分集数: 6
体积: 449 MB
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Audio Codec: 0x2000 (Dolby AC3) AC3
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Audio Languages: english
RunTime Per Part: 23 min
Number Of Parts: 6
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