This course explores various types of armor and weapons from different historical periods, including Samurai Armor, Corinthian Helmet, Brodie Helmet, Stahlhelm M1916, and more. Students will learn about the design, purpose, and significance of these armaments. The course covers topics such as improvised weapons, sniper shields, and armored soldiers. The teaching method involves live-action episodes, providing an engaging visual learning experience. This course is suitable for history enthusiasts, military history buffs, and anyone interested in the evolution of weaponry and armor throughout history.
Overview
Syllabus
Samurai Armor (Weapons & Armor) 4K.
The Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Dome (World War II).
The Corinthian Helmet (Ancient Greece).
Kabalak & Bashlyk (World War I).
Brodie Helmet / Helmet, steel, Mark I (World War I).
Stahlhelm M1916 (World War I).
Handheld Shields (World War I).
Sniper Shields (World War I).
MacAdam Sniper Shield-Shovel (Weird Tech).
Sniper Decoys: Dummy Heads.
What was duct tape used for in the Vietnam war?.
Improvised Samurai Weapons: the Kiseru (Pipe).
The Cutlass (Pirate Weapons).
Why were tanks cemented into the ground?.
The Socket Bayonet.
The Altyn Helmet (Armored Spetsnaz Soldiers).
Taught by
Simple History
