The European Siege That Decided American Independence: The (Great) Siege of Gibraltar 1779–1783

How to Lay Siege to a Polygonal Fortress in the 18th and 19th Centuries

4 Ways Women Took Part in Sieges in Ancient Greece

Bringing in the Big Guns: How Western Artillery Transformed Chinese Warfare in the 17th Century

The Russian Alternative to Pike and Shot Warfare: Guliai-Gorod ("Wandering Town")

What Motivated Soldiers to Be the First to Climb the Siege Ladder?

The Golden Age of the Condottieri: The Powerhouse of the Renaissance Mercenary Market

The "Hoplite Revolution Debate" (Ancient Greece) feat. 22 Students from the University of Zurich

How Medieval Monasteries Waged War (feat. Baden State Museum)

Warfare in Ancient Persia 550 BC–330 BC

When the Chinese Besieged a Dutch Star Fortress – The (Staggering) Siege of Zeelandia 1661/62

When Did War Become a Business? (feat. Prof. Morillo)

Eastern vs Western Siegecraft: When the Chinese Besieged a Russian Star Fortress in 1686

Soldiers of Fortune: England's Most Renowned Free Company

Soldiers of Fortune: Germany's Most Renowned Free Company

Warfare in the Neo-Assyrian Empire 911 BC—609 BC

Varangian Guard: The Norse Bodyguard of the Byzantine Emperors

Soldiers of Fortune: The First Free Company in History (Catalan Grand Company)

The Golden Age of Free Companies

Fact and Fiction: Both (Viking) Sieges of Paris 845 / 885

Janissaries: The Ottoman Soldiers Recruited From Enslaved Christian Boys

Barbary Pirates: The Masters of the Mediterranean Slave Trade 1500–1830

Warfare in Ancient China 10,000 BC—221 BC

The Earliest Sieges in History (and How they Worked)

Historical Champion Warfare (and Why it Was Kinda Common)

Warfare in Ancient India 5,000 BC—300 BC

Pike and Shot Warfare - The Spanish Tercio | Early-Modern Warfare

Landsknechts: Some of the Most Sought-After Mercenaries of Early Modern Europe

Swiss Mercenaries: The End of Cavalry Superiority in the Late Middle Ages

The Highland Charge - The Famous Shock Tactic of the Scottish Clans