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Hosted by Dr. Jason Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 52 episodes
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Arsenal is a military history and technology podcast focused on the weapons, war machines, and military systems that shaped how wars were fought. Each episode examines a specific platform, weapon, vehicle, aircraft, ship, or battlefield system, explaining what it was designed to do, how it worked, where it fit into the fight, and why it mattered.From tanks and aircraft to naval power, artillery, missiles, radar, logistics, and emerging battlefield technologies, Arsenal connects hardware to doctrine, tactics, industry, and human decision-making. Developed by Dr Jason Edwards and Trackpads.com, the show is built for listeners who want clear, serious, and accessible military history with a stronger focus on the machines and systems behind combat power.
Dr. Jason Edwards hosts Arsenal: Weapons of War, a history show with 52 episodes published.
Arsenal: Cyclone-class Patrol Ships in the Persian Gulf, Post–Cold War Era follows the Navy’s compact coastal patrol ships as they guard Iraqi offshore oil terminals, confront fast Iranian craft, and live through the lon
Arsenal: M104 Wolverine Bridgelayer in Armored Gap-Crossing, Iraq War Era follows the Abrams-based heavy assault bridge from dusty training ranges to real crossings around Baghdad, where canals, blown overpasses, and ant
Arsenal: Zumwalt-class Destroyers in the Modern Surface Fleet tells the story of one of the most radical warship designs ever placed in United States Navy service, from its stealth-shaped hull and integrated electric pow
Arsenal: M88 Hercules in Armored Recovery, Operation Iraqi Freedom follows the United States armored recovery vehicle from muddy river crossings to the streets of Baghdad and Fallujah, showing how it keeps Abrams tanks i
Arsenal: Pennsylvania-class Battleships in the Pacific War, 1941–1945 follows Pennsylvania and Arizona from the shock of Pearl Harbor through island bombardments, battle-line showdowns, and their very different final cha
Arsenal: F-86 Sabre over MiG Alley, Korean War follows United States jet pilots as they climb into thin, dangerous sky to meet MiG-15s over the Yalu River, using one fighter’s story to explain how design, training, and t
Arsenal: M4 Sherman in Normandy, 1944 follows the United States Army’s workhorse tank from the hedgerows south of Saint Lo back to its debut at El Alamein and through the wider battles of the Second World War, tracing ho
Arsenal: C-5 Galaxy in Desert Shield and Desert Storm, 1990–1991 follows the United States Air Force’s giant strategic airlifter from late-night arrivals at Dhahran to the massive build-up that shaped the Gulf War. Liste
Arsenal: AC-130 Gunship over the Ho Chi Minh Trail, Vietnam War drops you into night orbits where Spectre hunts supply convoys and shields isolated outposts while enemy gunners fire back from the jungle below. Listeners
Arsenal: Atlanta-class Anti-Aircraft Cruisers in the Pacific, World War II follows the long, narrow gunships that screened carriers and fought for their lives off Guadalcanal and Savo Island. This episode traces their co
Arsenal: A-6 Intruder over North Vietnam, Vietnam War takes listeners onto blacked-out carrier decks and into low-level, all-weather strike runs against defended targets inland. This episode traces how the Intruder was d
Arsenal: HH-60G Pave Hawk in Combat Search and Rescue, Global War on Terror follows the United States Air Force’s dedicated rescue helicopter from dusty Afghan valleys to sandstorm emergencies over Iraq and beyond. Liste
Arsenal: M60 Patton in Desert Storm, 1991 follows Marine tank crews as they drive their upgraded Patton tanks through Iraqi minefields, trenches, and dug-in armor on the road to Kuwait City during the Gulf War. Listeners
Arsenal: C-141 Starlifter in Strategic Airlift, Vietnam to Desert Storm follows the jet transport that turned global airlift into a fast, dependable reality from Southeast Asia to the Persian Gulf. This episode rides alo
Arsenal: Aegis Combat System in the U.S. Fleet, Cold War to Today follows the digital shield that guards carriers and convoys from Lebanon and the Persian Gulf to the Red Sea in the late and post–Cold War era, tracing ho
Arsenal: Lexington-class Aircraft Carriers in the Pacific War, 1942–1944 follows the big, fast flattops that helped push carrier warfare to the center of World War II, from Coral Sea and Guadalcanal to the long campaigns
Arsenal: KC-135 Stratotanker in Global Air Operations, the Cold War and Beyond follows the jet tanker from tense airborne refueling tracks over Vietnam and Southeast Asia through the massive air bridge of Desert Storm an
Arsenal: F-16 Fighting Falcon in Multirole Service, the Late Cold War and Beyond follows the lightweight fighter from tense Cold War runways to the night skies over Baghdad in Operation Desert Storm and beyond the Gulf W
Arsenal: M10 Wolverine Tank Destroyer in the European Theater, World War II follows an open-topped tank destroyer from El Guettar’s ridges through Italy’s hills, the Normandy bocage, and the snowbound roads of the Ardenn
Arsenal: U-2 Dragon Lady in High-Altitude Reconnaissance, the Cold War takes listeners from secret overflights of the Soviet Union to tense U-2 missions over Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis, tracing how a fragile-lo
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Arsenal: Weapons of War is hosted by Dr. Jason Edwards. The show is categorised under history (technology) and has published 52 episodes.
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