Link below for our San Diego State University and Quincy Institute conversation with famed film director Oliver Stone: youtube.com/watch?v=EIkUtt…

"This is less a book than a 600-page diatribe. Wawro reduces an incredibly complex political-military contest to the barest simplicity: Vietnam was a bad war run by bad American leaders." Gregory A. Daddis reviews Geoffrey Wawro's "The Vietnam War." lareviewofbooks.org/article/an-ang…

Some thoughts on when our angry political moment seeps into the writing of our history. Thanks to Los Angeles Review of Books for the opportunity to share.

Page proofs are in. Time to completely pass over that one important misspelled word and six misplaced commas. Coming soon from Oxford University Press and @OUPHistory.

Take a break from doom-scrolling. One week from today, Kara Dixon Vuic visits San Diego for talks at SDSU and USD. Join us if you can! Sponsored in part by Comics at SDSU.

Some pro news to share. I’ve accepted an amazing offer to serve as the Melbern G. Glasscock Endowed Chair in American History at Texas A&M University. Starting there this fall. Gig ‘em!

Preorder now for a 30% discount, coming soon from Oxford University Press .

NEW RS symposium: Until now have we truly reckoned with the question: was the #Vietnam failure a bug or feature of US foreign policy? Stephen Walt Bacevich, noah kulwin Daniel McCarthy Halperin Monica Toft Tim Shorrock Anatol Lieven Gregory A. Daddis & MORE discuss

Instructor in Modern Military History position at Virginia Tech. careers.pageuppeople.com/968/cw/en-us/j…

In light of the recent Greg Jaffe exposé, what's old is new again. From The New York Times, 16 November 1954.

The US has a complicated relationship with war. As it appears we are entering into a new one, I highly recommend Greg Daddis’ forthcoming book which gives important context for this situation. Pre-order today.

Thanks so much to PopMatters for letting me share some thoughts on how Marvel battled hatred back in the early 1960s.

Less than two weeks away from Oxford University Press.

Publication Day!

Thanks for Responsible Statecraft for letting me share some of my new book, Faith and Fear, from Oxford Academic.

How US leaders since WWII have exploited American fears to build faith in lethality, and war. NEW Gregory A. Daddis

What are the implications when you write a “moral tract on mass murder”? One of my favorite tests is The Page 99 Test. Check out my answer for Faith and Fear below. page99test.blogspot.com/2025/09/gregor…

Please share widely. A terrific opportunity at Vassar College. vassar.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Vassar-E…

🔴LIVE | Book Talk: Faith and Fear A conversation with QI board member Gregory A. Daddis & Marcus Stanley x.com/i/broadcasts/1…