Hosted by Tanner Holyoak · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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Join me as we deeply dive into the origins of tanks and armored warfare! Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or concerns at HistoryTanksArmor@gmail.com
Tanner Holyoak hosts History of Tanks & Armored Warfare, a history show with 30 episodes published.
Episode 22 continues the story of the A1E1 Independent, one of the most ambitious tank designs of the interwar period. In this episode we explore the practical flaws of the multi-turreted heavy tank concept, the challeng
A visit to the National Museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois, Wyoming. In this episode, I walk through one of the most complete armored vehicle collections in the world, sharing impressions, standout vehicles, and conve
In this episode, we explore the origins of the A1E1 Independent, tracing how British interwar tank thinking, financial constraints, and War Office requirements led to one of the most ambitious and unconventional tank des
In this episode we cover some changes to the podcast including a few ideas on future topics. I hope you enjoy. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/historyoftankspodcast Email: HistoryTanksArmor@gmail.com
By the end of the First World War, J.F.C. Fuller had seen the future of warfare—but Britain wasn’t ready to follow him there. Part Two traces Fuller’s post-war career, his growing isolation, and the slow sidelining of on
Today, we pause to honor every man and woman who has ever worn a uniform. From the mud of Flanders to the sands of the desert, from the skies above Europe to the streets of faraway cities — each answered when their count
In this first part of our two-episode look at J.F.C. Fuller, we explore how a curious, eccentric English officer became one of the most influential—and controversial—military thinkers of the twentieth century. From his u
In this special episode, we explore the mysterious Japanese O-I superheavy tank—the 120+ ton prototype shrouded in secrecy and speculation. With almost no hard evidence of its existence beyond a few blueprints and scatte
The Medium D was Britain’s bold attempt to build a true fast tank after WWI — powerful, experimental, and ambitious, but ultimately too unreliable to survive. Vote in the fan episode poll: https://forms.gle/JqKVT9HRsm2D3
This episode explores the Medium Mark C, Britain’s attempt to carry the momentum of WWI tank design into the postwar era. A weapon designed for a war that never came, the Mark C highlights both the ambition and the limit
The Mark VIII “International” was unlike any other tank of the First World War. Built through cooperation between Britain, the United States, and France, it was designed to spearhead the massive 1919 offensive. Though it
Season 2 begins with an introduction to the interwar years. After tracing the birth of the tank in Season 1, this new season explores nearly a hundred vehicles, prototypes, and the people who shaped them between 1919 and
Steel fortresses on rails—armored trains thundered across battlefields from the First World War to the Second, shaping revolutions, civil wars, and empires. In this case study episode, we explore their origins, battlefie
In this episode we wrap up Season 1 with listener questions, a look back at where we’ve been, and a preview of what’s ahead in Season 2. I’ll also be dropping a bonus episode during the short break so don’t miss it! Have
As Allied tanks grew bolder in the final years of World War I, Germany responded with something new: a weapon built for one purpose—killing tanks. In this episode, we dive into the development and deployment of the Mause
British tanks shocked the battlefield in 1916 — and German troops had no idea how to stop them. This episode explores the chaos, fear, and improvised anti-tank tactics that marked the first encounters with armor at the S
As WWI progressed, armored cars got heavier and more dangerous. In Part 2, we explore the Austin, Putilov-Garford, and Ehrhardt E-V/4—machines built not just to scout, but to fight. Here is the link for the Q&A form: htt
Before tanks dominated the battlefield, armored cars paved the way—fast, lightly armored, and often improvised. In this episode, we explore the early days of mechanized warfare through the lens of three key vehicles: Bel
In this episode, we dive into the battlefield debut of the A7V—the German Empire’s only tank of the First World War. From its limited deployment to its infamous duel with British Mark IVs at Villers-Bretonneux, we unpack
In the autumn of 1916, tanks arrived on the Western Front—and Germany had none. In this episode, we explore how the German Empire responded to the sudden appearance of Allied armor, why their high command hesitated to bu
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History of Tanks & Armored Warfare is hosted by Tanner Holyoak. The show is categorised under history (education) and has published 30 episodes.
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