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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.
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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 notesHeadline Wednesday: Hamburger Hill, Vietnam War follows the soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division up the rain-soaked slopes of Hill 937 in the A Shau Valley, where thick jungle, mud, and deeply dug bunkers turned one n
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This Week in U.S. Military History: June 2nd, 2026–June 8th, 2026 traces a week when the calendar lines up with turning points from the Lee Resolution for independence and the desperate stand of African American troops a
Show notesBeyond the Call: Staff Sergeant John C. Sjogren at San Jose Hacienda, 1945 follows an American infantry squad leader on a fortified ridge in the Philippines during World War II, tracing his solo assault on pillboxes, the
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 notesHeadline Wednesday: Ia Drang, Vietnam War drops you into a helicopter door over a tiny clearing called Landing Zone X-Ray as an unseen enemy closes in. This episode walks through the first major clash between U.S. air ca
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This Week in U.S. Military History: May 26th, 2026–June 1st, 2026 follows American forces from George Washington’s strike at Jumonville Glen through the hard fighting on Okinawa, tracing how a young colonial tradition gr
Show notesBeyond the Call: Captain Francis B. Wai at Red Beach, Leyte, 1944 follows a Chinese Hawaiian officer leading pinned-down soldiers off a deadly shoreline and into the flooded paddies of the Leyte landings in World War Two
Show notesCambrai: The First Great Tank Offensive explores the battle that helped reveal the future of mechanized warfare. Fought in November 1917, Cambrai was not a simple story of tanks breaking trenches and winning the day. It
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This Week in U.S. Military History: May 19th, 2026–May 25th, 2026 follows a chain of anniversaries from the first spring of the Civil War to the grueling slopes of Vietnam. You hear how the death of Colonel Elmer Ellswor
Show notesHeadline Wednesday: Pusan Perimeter – last-ditch line, Korean War follows the shrinking corner of southern Korea that the United States and its allies refused to abandon. From the dusty ridges west of the port of Pusan t
Show notesHeadline Wednesday: Inchon Landing, Korean War takes you from the tidal mudflats and seawalls of Inchon Harbor straight into the moment when Marines and sailors bet everything on a few inches of water and a narrow slice
Show notesRadar Picket Destroyers off Okinawa, World War II follows the destroyers and small escorts sent to the very edge of the fleet to face kamikaze raids first. From isolated radar stations in the waters around Okinawa, these
Show notesHeadline Wednesday: Iwo Jima and the Flags on Suribachi, World War II follows the climb up a black volcanic ridge while the rest of the island burns below. This episode centers on the Marines of the 28th Regiment fightin
Show notesHeadline Wednesday: Henderson Field at Guadalcanal, Second World War follows the story of a rough jungle airstrip that became the hinge of a campaign. From the pierced-steel planking of Henderson Field to the dark waters
Show notesAirborne Over Normandy, Second World War takes you into the night when American paratroopers dropped behind Utah Beach and straight into confusion. In this episode, we follow scattered sticks from the drop zones they mis
Show notesHeadline Wednesday: Omaha Beach, World War II follows the long morning on D-Day when the plan fell apart and small groups of soldiers refused to. From the gray dawn over the English Channel to the first chaotic steps int
Show notesBeyond the Call: Private James Henry Mills at Cisterna di Littoria, 1944 follows a young infantryman of the United States Army through his first baptism of fire in the Italian campaign of World War II, as he single-hande
Show notesBeyond the Call: Commander Lawson Paterson “Red” Ramage off Taiwan, 1944 follows a United States submarine skipper who drove his boat straight through a Japanese convoy in a daring night surface attack during the Pacific
Show notesBeyond the Call: Technician Fifth Grade Eric Gunnar Gibson at Isola Bella, 1944 follows a company cook turned front-line guide as he leads fresh replacements along a shallow Italian ditch under German fire, silencing mul
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