Category: New Episode
EP-59
This week we re-visit EP 22 With Sam Dittmann talking about her visit to Pear Harbor and The USS Arizona Memorial
EP- 58
On This weeks episode Jack Spitler joins me to talk about his time in the United States Marine Corps, Living History, and we talk about the 75th Anniversary of Peleliu in Fort Morgan Alabama.
EP-57
This week we are joined by underwater photographer Katy Morris to discuss her recent trip to Guam / Peleliu and how the War still has an impact on the Islands today.
EP-56
News update on the famous Iwo Jima flag raising photo. We’re on location for an interview with George Peschen to discuss his time in the United States Army Air Corps.
EP-55
On this week’s episode we give you a sneak peak of the new Springfield Armory M1 Carbine BB Gun. We are joined via the phones from Washington state by WWII Vet Keith Anderson to talk about his time as a pilot in the 398th Bomb Group during WWII.
EP-54
On this week’s episode we discuss the history of Japanese immigration to the Untied States and the territory of Hawaii, and Al Prentice joins us to discuss his recent travels to Normandy France for the 75th anniversary of the Normandy invasion, his love for the History of WWII, reenacting, plus much more.
EP-53
We are back from a short Hiatus, I bring everyone up to speed on a side project I am working on, and Historian Jared Frederick returns to the show to promote his new book ‘Dispatches of D-Day: A People’s History of The Normandy Invasion”.
EP-52
On this episode we are joined by Neil Dahlstrom from John Deere to discuss John Deere’s contribution to the War Efforts going back to the civil war, plus the formation of the John Deere battalion during WWII.
Ep-51
This week we are joined by Brian Domitrovich to talk about his trips to Guadalcanal and a brief history of the Action that took place in the South Pacific.
EP-50
On this week’s episode: a brief History of Lt. Reba Whittle and then we are joined by EMT, Signer, and Living Historian Elizabeth Dillard of “The Dillard Sisters” to discuss how she was introduced to 1940’s Music, Living History, and The National Museum Of The Pacific War.
