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The War Office

The Operations Room
Peleliu
Vietnam War
Russia
Operation Linebacker
Georgia
Hamburger Hill
Osama Bin Laden
Operation Apache Snow
El Alamein
Haiphong
Al-Qaeda
United States
Pakistan
World War II
South Ossetia
Abkhazia
101st Airborne Division
NVA 29th Regiment
Mogadishu, Somalia
8th Army

From the team behind The Operations Room comes The War Office Podcast. Each episode deep dives into the most important military history events, battles, and people from the Second World War to the present day. Each episode features dramatic storytelling, expert guest historians, and atmospheric soundscapes. This is frontline detail like you’ve never heard before.

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The Battle of Hamburger Hill is one of the most controversial battles in American military history. The hill itself is known as Dong Ap Bia, mountain of the crouching beast, to the Katuic people and as Hill 937 to the Americans during the fighting. I... more

On 3rd October 1993, amid the ongoing Somali Civil War, American forces of Task Force Ranger received a tipoff on the location of a meeting of Mohamed Farrah Aidid’s Somali National Alliance in Mogadishu, Somalia. The Americans hoped to capture two o... more

On the 7th of August 2008, Georgian military forces moved into breakaway region of South Ossetia, hoping to capture its capital of Tskhinvali. Under the orders of President Mikheil Saakashvili, Georgia launches an offensive to reclaim what it believe... more

The Korean War saw significant changes in military aviation in a short period. In June 1950, the aerial war began with piston-driven aircraft of the Second World War such as the Yak-11 and IL-10s battling F-82 Twin Mustangs and F-80 Shooting Star jet... more

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James H. Willbanks
Professor Emeritus of Military History at the United States Army Command and General Staff College; author and Vietnam War veteran
United States Army Command and General Staff College
Episode: The Battle of Hamburger Hill 1969
Dr Jonathan Carroll
Associate Professor of Military History and Modern War Studies at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst; author of Beyond Black Hawk Down, Intervention, Nation-building and Insurgency in Somalia, 1992-1995.
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
Episode: Black Hawk Down - The Battle of Mogadishu 1993
Stephen Jones
Professor, Founding Director, Program on Georgian Studies, Harvard University
Harvard University
Episode: Putin's 1st Invasion, The Russo-Georgian War 2008
Ronald Grigor Suny
Professor Emeritus of History and Political Science, University affiliations noted in episode
University of Michigan / University of Chicago
Episode: Putin's 1st Invasion, The Russo-Georgian War 2008
Rodric Braithwaite
Former British diplomat, author of Afgantsy
British Foreign Service / Author
Episode: The Assassination That Started The Soviet-Afghan War
Tor Bukkvoll
Political scientist and Senior Research Fellow at the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Norwegian Defence Research Establishment
Episode: The Assassination That Started The Soviet-Afghan War
Joseph Wheelan
Author of Bitter Peleliu, The Forgotten Struggle on the Pacific War's Worst Battlefield
Author
Episode: The Battle of Peleliu: D-Day (Part 1)
John McManus
Historian and co-host of World War II Live Podcast
Historian
Episode: The Battle of Peleliu: D-Day (Part 1)
Henry Sledge
Author of The Old Breed, son of Eugene Sledge
Author/Family
Episode: The Battle of Peleliu: D-Day (Part 1)

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#203
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#248
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#72
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#74
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#93
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#98
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#120
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#158
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#223
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#245
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The show consistently centers on military history with a strong emphasis on World War II, blending battlefield narration, strategic analysis, and first-hand recollections from veterans and expert historians. Episodes frequently feature a mix of academic insight and personal storytelling to illuminate the human costs and tactical complexities of pivotal campaigns, from battlefield decisions to geopolitical reverberations. A standout through-line is the careful balance between high-level context and intimate, on-the-ground detail, often supported by expert commentary and archival perspectives that help listeners understand why certain campaigns are viewed as turning points while also revealing the daily realities faced by soldiers and command... more

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1. James H. Willbanks
2. Dr Jonathan Carroll
3. Stephen Jones
4. Ronald Grigor Suny
5. Rodric Braithwaite
6. Tor Bukkvoll
7. Joseph Wheelan
8. John McManus

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