In Part 2, we dive into the daily life of Renault FT crews, drawing on vivid firsthand accounts to explore what it was like inside this cramped but groundbreaking machine. We also break down the many French variants and how countries like the U.S., Italy, and the Soviet Union adapted the FT into tanks of their own. From the battlefield to global influence, this episode uncovers the FT’s lasting legacy.

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Small tank, big legacy. In Part 1 of our Renault FT series, we dive into the revolutionary design that changed tank warfare forever. From its early development to the battlefield philosophy behind it, discover how this little two-man machine became a giant leap forward in armored history.

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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.

Join us as we discuss the story of France’s first tank—the daring, fire-spewing Schneider CA1! From bold innovation to battlefield chaos, discover how this steel beast helped shape the future of armored warfare in France.

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In today’s episode, we barely scratch the surface of the tank’s origin story, from the experimental prototypes like "Little Willie" and "Mother" to the battlefield-tested Mark V. We explore the challenges of early tank design and their revolutionary impact on World War I. Join us as we uncover how these mechanical innovations changed warfare forever. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please feel free to email me at [email protected]

On this episode of the podcast, we will be scratching the surface of where the idea for the tank came from, and what the very first tank nicknamed "Little Willie" was. 

This episode will be a very rough breakdown of how the podcast will be structured. It will also set the stage for season 1 of the podcast

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