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🇺🇸 New video on how the U.S. Marines redesigned their Marine Division and doctrine to tackle the challenges of nuclear warfare; choices that have pretty much carried over to the modern day in many cases.

This is what I've been working on for the past month, as it's basically 2-4 times longer than a usual video. Wasn't feeling too happy in terms of creative fulfillment from the shorter videos I did in December. I'm also trying out adding some more atmosphere in the editing to make it feel like a series

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How U.S. Marines Adapted to Win Nuclear War

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