Brian Todd Carey and Kyle Iorio are now friends
May 26
Kyle Iorio replied to Scott Lyons's discussion "First War of Scottish Independence: 26 March 1296 - 1 May 1328 and Battle of Bannockburn: 23–24 June 1314" by Scott Lyons in Ancient, Classical and Medieval Military History - Popular History
"Hi Scott,
I appreciated how you situated these events within the broader context of Scotland's struggle for autonomy and the complex web of alliances and rivalries that shaped the era.
Building on your analysis, I think it's worth exploring further…"
May 23
Kyle Iorio updated their profile photo
May 23
Kyle Iorio replied to Brian Todd Carey's discussion Focus on Wounds in War: “Alexander the Great and His Many Battle Injuries” in Prof. Brian Todd Carey's Classical Military History, c.1000 BCE-500 CE
"Professor Carey,
Your insightful post got me thinking about how I would approach teaching about Alexander the Great and ancient warfare to high school students. It's a challenge to get young people to fully grasp the brutal realities of combat in a…"
May 23
Kyle Iorio and John M Baland are now friends
Feb 15
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Enrolled 24 October 1862, Company K 171st Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia; discharged 6 August 1863; served in Washington and North Carolina.
Dec 30, 2023
Kyle Iorio updated their profile
Dec 30, 2023
Kyle Iorio posted a photo
Private George Ridley Cook (Kyle Iorio, Grandnephew)KIA 1943 in North Africa
Dec 22, 2023
Kyle Iorio posted a photo
World War IICPO Joseph Ordell Cook (Kyle Iorio, Grandson)Pearl Harbor Survivor, USS Medusa (AR-1)
Dec 22, 2023
Kyle Iorio and Augustin Aziankou are now friends
Dec 22, 2023
Kyle Iorio replied to Jim Gallen's discussion Don't Give Up The Ship: Myths of the War of 1812 by Donald R. Hickey in The Reader's Corner: Book Reviews
"I wish I had time for a more comprehensive reply- I am buried in classes right now, but as a new student of history, I find it ironic such a poignant motto for the Navy springs from an incident when they did, in fact, give up the ship. Naval history…"
Dec 22, 2023
Kyle Iorio replied to Brian Todd Carey's discussion Focus on Military Training: “The Spartan Agoge” in Prof. Brian Todd Carey's Classical Military History, c.1000 BCE-500 CE
"I enjoyed your in-depth analysis of the Agoge and its influence on history. Your connection to everything from the archers of Crete to modern-day military training was spot on. It's incredible to see how the Spartans set the standard centuries ago,…"
Dec 22, 2023
Kyle Iorio updated their profile
Nov 25, 2023
Kyle Iorio is now a member of War History Network
Nov 24, 2023
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