This week on The What’s The Scuttlebutt Podcast, we are joined by legendary military advisor, Captain Dale Dye. Captain Dye shares his remarkable history in the military, the creation of WARRIORS Inc., and…

These were only made in 1942 due to the government trying to conserve the aluminum for the war effort. They were made of a low grade steel and porcelain covered but were not…

In this clip, Henry Sledge reminisces about what it was like growing up while his father, Eugene Sledge, and his mother were working on the manuscript for his father’s famous book, With The…

In this preview clip from Episode 188 of What’s The Scuttlebutt Podcast, we chat with actor Scott Gibson about while growing up in Canada whether or not there were WWII-based programs that highlighted…

Interview with Scott: Reflecting on His Role in The Pacific and Its Lasting Impact We asked Scott if he had foreseen how his role in The Pacific would profoundly impact his life, ultimately…

Join us on this week’s episode of the What’s the Scuttlebutt Podcast as we dive into the captivating world of WWII Pacific history with author Dan King. With a unique blend of expertise…

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In episode 179 of the “What’s the Scuttlebutt” podcast, host Don invites listeners to join him in a captivating conversation with a true American hero, 105-year-old WWII veteran Sergeant John Skeen of the…

In this clip of WTSP EP-177 Don and Henry sit down with George Luz Jr. to discuss his father, WWII Vet, and Original Easy Company ( Band Of Brother) George Luz.