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EP-66
This week we talk about the lack of the History of The Republic Stamping and Enameling Co. Then we are joined by Darrell Price to discuss his long history in the community of Living History, Promote some up coming events, and more.
EP-65
Part two of the Mount Dora Event. This week We are joined by Jerry Oxley to talk about what got him involved in reenacting, Spending time with your kids, and lessons he learned from his father who served in WWII.
TASU Co. 1942 Canteen with early Bakelite Cap.
Recently acquired TASU Co. 1942 Canteen with early Bakelite Cap.
(The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company)
Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company
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INDUSTRY
Cookware
FOUNDED
October 24, 1901
FOUNDER(S)
Charles M. Hall
Alfred E. Hunt
HEADQUARTERS
New Kensington, PA. (1901-1966)
Chillicothe, OH. (1966-1987)
Richmond, VA. (1987-1989)
OWNER(S)
Aluminum Company of America (1901-1982)
Wesray Corporation (1982-1988)
Nacco Industries, Inc. (1988-1989)
DEFUNCT
December 26, 1989
EP-64
My daughter has a History Fair Project on the 555th PIR this weekend and I give you the background on how this came to be. Then we are joined by documentarian John Brown at the Mount Dora MVPA Winter Rally to discuss his upcoming project and how he found himself traveling around the country tracking down and interviewing WWII Vet.
Mail Call: Letters from you.
We love when our listeners share photos and stories of friends and family members who served during the WAR with us.
The photo above is a picture of Bob Hope in front of “Growin Pains”.
Assigned to this aircraft was George Maxwell Hemingway.
George Maxwell Hemingway was assigned to the 88 TCS, 438 TCG, 53 TCW 9th Army Air Force. Some family members believe that George Maxwell Hemingway is the Gentleman in the front row second from the right but haven’t been able to confirm this.
Crew Chief George Maxwell Hemingway is the grandfather of Matt Stancil one of our listeners and friend of the show.
Thanks for the Share Matt.
EP-63
This week Army Vet and fellow reenactor Eric Hauser drives down from Tampa for an in-studio interview. First I took him around Cape Coral to show Eric all of our WWII and Military Based Monuments and memorials as well as a trip to the South West Florida Military Museum and Library. We also give a wrap-up on the Lakeland Ga Event, How Eric got into reenacting and his passion for WWII, plus much more.
EP-62
On this date 3 years ago we started this little podcast and we’re going stronger than ever. This week we are going to going to step away from WWII and look into the War Time Service of Jim Marino who found himself serving in the Navy during the Vietnam War.
EP-60
This week we are joined by RJ Nevens and Ed Soares to get an update on the book and short film Walking Point via their booth at the 2019 AKC dog show. Jeremy Petrella Joins us via the phone for an update on This years Event in Lakeland Ga.
EP-59
This week we re-visit EP 22 With Sam Dittmann talking about her visit to Pear Harbor and The USS Arizona Memorial
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