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 scattered reports, the O-I remains one of World War II’s biggest “what ifs.” I’m joined by a guest to discuss its theoretical battlefield role, logistics, and legacy. This is a conversation built on what we know… and what we can only imagine. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/his...
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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 scattered reports, the O-I remains one of World War II’s biggest “what ifs.” I’m joined by a guest to discuss its theoretical battlefield role, logistics, and legacy. This is a conversation built on what we know… and what we can only imagine. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/his...
S1E4 - The Saint Chamond: "Too Much Gun, Not Enough Tank"
History of Tanks & Armored Warfare
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S1E4 - The Saint Chamond: "Too Much Gun, Not Enough Tank"
France’s second tank of WWI was bigger, louder, and packed a massive 75mm gun, but was it actually any good? In this episode, we dive into the story of the Saint-Chamond: a tank born from industrial ambition and political compromise. Overweight, under-tracked, and endlessly debated, the Saint-Chamond shows us what happens when power outruns practicality on the battlefield
History of Tanks & Armored Warfare
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 scattered reports, the O-I remains one of World War II’s biggest “what ifs.” I’m joined by a guest to discuss its theoretical battlefield role, logistics, and legacy. This is a conversation built on what we know… and what we can only imagine. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/his...
