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Loose Rounds Episode 3 - Logistics

Amateurs talk tactics, professionals talk logistics. In the third episode of the podcast series "Loose Rounds" Adin Dobkin and Angry Staff Officer show us why, as they discuss the incorporation of logistics into professional militaries and how, in some ways, logistics helped bring about an international trading system.

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