12 Assault Gun: The German StuG
The StuG started development before the war and was in full production by 1940. Designated an Assault Gun it was
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11 Forgotten Victor: Richard O’Connor
Richard O’Connor came very close to expelling the Italians out of North Africa, if things hadn’t distracted the British drawing
10 Parcels From Home: Red Cross Parcels
Parcels delivered by the International Red Cross proved to be a lifeline for many Prisoners of War. These were guaranteed by
09 Angels of the Underground: Resistance in the Philippines
In this episode I’m joined by Professor Theresa Kaminski. We look at the Japanese occupation of the Philippines and the
08 Churchill & Britain’s Decision To Fight in 1940
By the end of 1940 Britain defiantly stood alone against Nazi tyranny. Appeasement of the late 1930s was a reaction
07 Eagles over Husky: The Allied Air Force over Sicily
The invasion of Sicily would be the largest Allied amphibious landing at that time undertaken. After just 38 days of
06 The OSS – America’s WW2 Intelligence Service
In this episode I talk to Douglas Waller about the Office of Strategic Services, the OSS.
05 The Dieppe Raid, 1942
In this episode of the WW2 Podcast I talk to Mark Zuehlke about Operation Jubilee the ill-fated raid on Dieppe
04 The Lancaster Bomber
In this episode I talk to Andrew Panton of the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage centre. Andrew is lucky enough to be one
03 Omar Bradley
Omar Bradley commanded more Americans in combat than any other General before or since, at its peak his 12th Army Group