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Expert Profile: Erick Nason

Expertise: Military history focusing on weapons, tactics and unconventional warfare. My specific areas of concentration is the colonial years in the United States: French and Indian Wars and the American Revolution. I also have background in Napoleonic Wars and modern wars.

Experience in the area
Retired Army Special Forces, student of military history for past thirty-five years; historical reenactor and wargamer

Organizations
American Miliatry Association, Society for Military Historians

Publications
Wrote and Published "From Desert Storm to Iraqi Freedom: One Soldier's Story"

Education/Credentials
BA in World Military History, MA in Military Studies-The American Revolution, in first year of doctoral study on education.

Awards and Honors
Numerous military decorations to include the Bronze Star and Combat Infantryman's Badge

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Total Questions (since joining AllExperts)		56

Recent Reviews from Users

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10	10	10	10	10/30/08
10	10	10	10	10/18/08
10	10	10	10	10/16/08
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10	10	10	10	09/29/08

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Very clear explanation and very quick turnaround on answer. Thanks.
(Carolyn on 10/30/08)

excellent! cheers Erick
(Josh on 10/18/08)

Thank you very much Erick. I appreciate you detailed and quick response. Mark
(Mark on 10/16/08)

Thank you for helping me with my question.It definitely helped.
(Milo on 10/21/08)

Mr. Nason, Thank for for the outstanding response. I had guessed at some of the points that you validated, but could not connect the dots. Your r
(Dennis on 09/29/08)

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Recent Answers from Erick Nason

2008-11-11 trying to identify cavalry sabre: From what you are describing, its not a cavalry sabre. The blades are normally curve due to being used from horseback. The heavy cavalry sabres, used by the guard or cuirassier were straight blades, designed...

2008-11-10 trying to identify cavalry sabre: Simon, From what I know of Prussian Cavalry Sabres, both light and heavy, that none that I have seen have the "bowie" cut out you describe. Granted, this doesn't say that the blade may have been damaged...

2008-11-03 Military Tactics: Interesting story. I have never seen anything to support this theory about a combined Allied encirclement of Germany-it just couldn't happen. First, it wasn't just Germany, there was Austria, Hungary and...

2008-10-29 Mauser bayonet & scabbard: The standard WWII mauser nomenclature was K98, so the bayonet would be K98 as well. They had various models of mausers, beginning in 1871. The K98 which is actually the Karabiner 98, and had various models...

2008-10-27 Bombs that look like toys: The Soviets used a scaterable cluster munition called a butterfly, small, flat squared-shape munition that killed and wounded a lot of Afghani children during the invasion of Afghanistan. Looked sort of...