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BEHIND THE FRONT
BEHIND THE FRONTHow can a war be lost? Sometimes without firing a single shot. Simply because the fuel runs out. Behind the Front reveals the invisible force that helped win World War II: logistics. In this podcast, you’ll discover why tanks stopped moving, why armies collapsed, and why wars ended in unexpected ways. Because wars are not won only on the battlefield. Wars are won on roads, in warehouses, and inside factories. And the real victors…are often the unseen ones.
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Rommel's Tightrope: Fragile Supply Lines in North Africa 01.06.2026 8:24
In Episode 2 of Behind the Front, we explore one of the most fascinating logistical stories of World War II: the North African Campaign and the rise and fall of Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps. Known as the “Desert Fox,” Rommel achieved remarkable victories across the deserts of North Africa. Yet despite his tactical brilliance, he was ultimately forced to retreat. Why? The answer lies not on the batt...
The Hidden Flaw of Blitzkrieg: The Logistics Behind Germany’s Lightning War | BEHIND THE FRONT Ep.1 13.05.2026 6:35
Everyone knows the story of Blitzkrieg. German tanks tearing through France in six weeks. Europe falling like dominoes. A military miracle. But here's what the history books leave out: While those tanks raced across Europe, more than 60% of Germany's supply convoys were still being pulled by horses. Yes. Horses. In Episode 1 of BEHIND THE FRONT, we pull back the curtain on the logistics behind Ger...
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