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Hosted by Dr. Jason Edwards · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 113 episodes
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Dispatch: U.S. Military History Magazine isn’t just something you read—it’s something you can listen to and experience. The Dispatch audio editions bring the print magazine to life in narrated form, so you can follow America’s military story on your commute, in the workshop, at the gym, or whenever you want history in your ears. Every episode is built from the same research-driven articles you’ll find on Trackpads.com, but voiced and paced for audio, so the details of a battle, a biography, or a weapon system feel vivid and easy to follow.
Dr. Jason Edwards hosts Dispatch: U.S. Military History Magazine, a history show with 113 episodes published.
Headline Wednesday: San Juan Heights, Spanish-American War follows the climb up a sun-baked Cuban ridge where Buffalo Soldiers, Rough Riders, and regular infantry advanced together under modern rifle fire. In this episod
This Week in U.S. Military History: December 29th, 2026–January 4th, 2027 traces a seven-day stretch where winter battlefields, political decisions, and painful frontier violence all share the same dates. From Washington
Beyond the Call: Sergeant John Randolph McKinney at Dingalan Bay, 1945 follows a quiet Georgia farm boy who becomes the last line of defense on a jungle perimeter in the Philippines during World War Two, facing a surpris
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
Headline Wednesday: Battle of Trenton, American Revolution follows George Washington’s winter gamble from icy river crossing to street fighting in a small New Jersey town. This episode walks through Christmas night on th
This Week in U.S. Military History: December 22nd, 2026–December 28th, 2026 traces a seven-day span packed with turning points in American arms. Listeners move from Washington’s icy march and the victory at Trenton to th
Beyond the Call: Private First Class Patrick L. Kessler at Ponte Rotto, Italy, 1944 traces a rifleman’s final day in the Italian campaign of World War II, from a pinned-down company in a shallow ditch to his lone advance
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
Headline Wednesday: Operation Neptune Spear, post-9/11 campaign against al-Qaeda follows the night United States special operators flew into Abbottabad and into a walled compound unlike any other on the block. This episo
This Week in U.S. Military History: December 15th, 2026–December 21st, 2026 traces a seven-day span that links Valley Forge’s freezing encampment, the secession of South Carolina, and Sherman’s capture of Savannah with t
Beyond the Call: Seaman First Class Johnnie David Hutchins at Lae, New Guinea, 1943 tells the story of a young Texas sailor who stayed at the helm of his wounded landing ship to steer it clear of an oncoming torpedo. Lis
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
Headline Wednesday: ODA 595 on Horseback, Opening Campaign in Afghanistan follows a dozen Green Berets riding with Northern Alliance fighters across the cold ridges above Mazar-e-Sharif. From saddles on borrowed ponies t
This Week in U.S. Military History: December 8th, 2026–December 14th, 2026 follows a seven-day arc from colonial militia fields to modern special operations raids. Listeners hear how early Massachusetts regiments laid th
Beyond the Call: Technical Sergeant Peter J. Dalessandro at Kalterherberg, 1944 follows a United States Army platoon sergeant through one desperate winter day in the Battle of the Bulge, as he rallies scattered riflemen,
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
Headline Wednesday: Pearl Harbor, World War Two traces the Sunday morning when battleships sat at their moorings and the sky turned hostile in minutes. This episode walks listeners along Battleship Row and around Ford Is
This Week in U.S. Military History: December 1st, 2026–December 7th, 2026 traces a week when declarations, battles, and experiments steered the United States toward new military realities. Listeners move from the Monroe
Beyond the Call: Captain John Philip Cromwell off Truk, 1943 follows a United States Navy submarine commander through his final patrol in the Pacific war, tracing the tense hunt for enemy ships, the brutal depth charge a
Headline Wednesday: Highway of Death, Gulf War takes you onto the northbound lanes of Highway 80, where Iraqi forces tried to escape Kuwait under cover of darkness and ran straight into coalition air power. In this episo
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Dispatch: U.S. Military History Magazine is hosted by Dr. Jason Edwards. The show is categorised under history (government) and has published 113 episodes.
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