U.S. Army History and Heritage Podcast

This episode focuses on the ten crucial days of the American Revolution in December 1776 that helped turn the tide of the war for the Americans.

Guest historian James Ellman provides new insights and thoughts about General George S. Patton as a leader and tactician during World War II, challenging the common narrative.

Dr. Susan Brynne Long explores the often-overlooked frontier battles of the American Revolution. The conversation examines the people, conflicts, and challenges that shaped warfare beyond the Revolution’s better-known battlefields.

Dr. Pete Knight and Colonel Mike DeYoung reflect on their experiences at the Pentagon when it was attacked on September 11th, 2001.

Army Historian, Dr. Charles Bowery, discusses Army contributions to America over the last 250 years.

A discussion with Army historian Susan Brynna Long about the life and military career of Benedict Arnold.

A discussion with Army Historian John Maass about General George Washington's military career.

This episode with Army historian Dr. Michael Krivdo addresses the final Chinese offensives in the winter and spring of 1953, the events that led to the Armistice in July 1953, and the role of the U. S. Army in Korea over the last 75 years.

Army Historian Dr. Michael Krivdo discusses the Army’s role in the Korean War during the back and forth fighting along the 38th parallel from 1951 through the end of 1952. He also talks about technological and medical advances during the war.

Army Historian Dr. Peter Knight addresses the Chinese invasion of Korea and the UN Forces and American response from November 1950 to July 1951.

Army Historian Dr. Peter Knight examines the Inchon landings, the breakout from the Pusan Perimeter, and the subsequent race up to the Korean Peninsula towards the Yalu River.

A discussion with Army Historian Dr. Peter Knight about the events that led to the Korean War and the opening battles through the defense of the Pusan Permiter.

Army Historian Brynne Long details the processes and procedures for dealing with prisoners of war on both sides in the American Revolution.

Army Historian Steve Elliott talks about Benedict Arnolds March to Quebec, the Battle of Quebec, and its aftermath.

A discussion with Army Historian Steve Elliott about the initial phases of the Quebec Campaign and the capture of Montreal in November 1775.

This is a discussion about lineage and honors and the new CMH publication, Unit History 101 with Army historians Joseph Seymour and Aaron Heft.

A discussion with Army historian Dr. Sander Marble about the creation of the Army Medical Department during the Revolutionary War.

Interview with Mir Bahmanyar about the Darby's Rangers during World War II.

Interview with Michael Krivdo about World War II in the context of the Pacific War in 1944, the Victory over Japan Day (VJ Day), and the aftermath.

A discussion with CPT Bratten about the Battle of Bunker Hill.