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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.
Unknown Host hosts Arsenal: Weapons of War, a history show with 22 episodes published.
Arsenal: M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyer in the Ardennes, 1944–45 follows the United States tank destroyer from icy roads around Bastogne through the last campaigns of the Second World War, showing how speed and a seventy six
Show notesArsenal: OV-10 Bronco over Vietnam, 1960s–1970s follows the twin-boom turboprop into low, circling orbits above jungle firefights, pinned patrols, and tense convoy ambushes during the Vietnam War. The story traces how th
Show notesArsenal: Ohio-class SSBNs in the Sea-Based Nuclear Triad, Cold War and Beyond follows the silent patrols of United States ballistic missile submarines in Cold War oceans and later post Cold War deterrent patrols, where d
Show notesArsenal: EA-6B Prowler and EA-18G Growler in Carrier-Based Electronic Warfare, Vietnam to the 21st Century follows the Navy and Marine Corps electronic attack lineage from the skies over North Vietnam to Desert Storm, Li
Show notesArsenal: Fletcher-class Destroyers in the Pacific, World War II follows the United States Navy’s most numerous World War Two destroyers from the night battles of the Solomons to the desperate charge off Samar in the Batt
Show notesArsenal: New Mexico-class Battleships in the Pacific, World War II follows three standard-type American battleships from cold Aleutian bombardments to kamikaze firestorms at Lingayen Gulf, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa, tracing
Show notesArsenal: F-111 Aardvark in Deep Strike, The Cold War follows a side-by-side crew from low-level night runs over Vietnam through long-range strikes against Libya and precision bombing in the skies over Iraq. Listeners hea
Show notesArsenal: Bradley Fighting Vehicle in Desert Storm, 1991 follows United States mechanized infantry and cavalry crews as they drive their armored fighting vehicles through the flat, dark expanses of the Gulf War, from tens
Show notesArsenal: C-130 Hercules in Tactical Airlift, Cold War to Today follows the rugged “Herk” from siege runs into Khe Sanh during the Vietnam War through desert campaigns and disaster relief flights around the world, tracing
Show notesArsenal: Minuteman III ICBM in the Land-Based Nuclear Deterrent, Cold War to Today follows underground launch crews on alert in the Great Plains during the long nuclear standoff between the United States and the Soviet U
Show notesArsenal: M109 Self-Propelled Howitzer in Desert Storm, 1991 follows tracked artillery batteries across the deserts of Kuwait and Iraq in the Persian Gulf War, showing how they moved, fired, and survived alongside armored
Show notesArsenal: SR-71 Blackbird in Strategic Reconnaissance, the Cold War follows the sleek black reconnaissance aircraft from tense high-speed runs over Vietnam and other contested theaters to its quiet retirement in museums.
Show notesArsenal: HIMARS in Ukraine, 2022–Present follows a single wheeled rocket launcher from midnight fields in the Donbas to the broader campaigns that turned rear areas into nowhere safe. Listeners hear how this precision ro
Show notesArsenal: F-15 Eagle in the Air Superiority Role, Cold War to Desert Storm follows the Eagle from early battles over Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley to sweeping Iraqi fighters from the sky in Operation Desert Storm, showing how a
Show notesThe Mark IV tank was slow, harsh, uncomfortable, and mechanically uncertain, but it helped make Cambrai one of the defining armored battles of the First World War. In this episode of Arsenal, we look inside the machine t
Show notesArsenal: UH-1 Huey and Its Variants in Air Assault over Vietnam, Vietnam War follows the iconic turbine helicopter from the dust and fire of Ia Drang landing zones to its long service as a medevac, gunship, and troop car
Show notesArsenal: Oliver Hazard Perry–Class Frigates in NATO Sea Lanes, the Late Cold War follows the lean guided missile escorts that guarded convoys in the North Atlantic, faced missiles and mines in the Persian Gulf, and rode
Show notesArsenal: AH-1 Cobra in Vietnam, 1967–1973 follows the first dedicated United States attack helicopter from hot landing zones in the Central Highlands to hunter killer missions along the Laotian border in the Vietnam War,
Show notesArsenal: M41 Walker Bulldog in Armored Reconnaissance, the Cold War follows this fast, hard-hitting light tank from the Bay of Pigs beaches to South Vietnamese ridgelines during Lam Son 719 and the Easter Offensive. List
Show notesArsenal: F-117 Nighthawk over Baghdad, Operation Desert Storm follows the world’s first operational stealth attack aircraft from secret Nevada test flights into the heart of Iraq’s air defense network in nineteen ninety
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Arsenal: Weapons of War is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under History and has published 22 episodes.
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