As discussed on this week’s program, here is where you can get information from the National Cemetary Administration’s website, on obtaining a U.S. Flag for your veteran friend or family member who qualifies for one (and almost all...
There are 99 points that cover the most important events in World War II. This is well done historical material. This is the final installment, items 76-99: 76. At the behest of the Nazi regime, book-burning campaigns took place in Berlin and other...
There are 99 points that cover the most important events in World War II. This is well done historical material. This is the third installment, items 51-75: 51.The Nazis killed millions of Poles. But they thought that some Polish babies and children...
The Association of the US Army (AUSA) presents the George C. Marshall Award to outstanding leaders annually. This year’s winner was Senator Rudman (R-NH). He gave a short, excellent speech. No spin here. “Thank you, General Sullivan, for your...
61 years ago: Baseball great Ted Williams was John Glenn’s wingman flying F-9Fs in combat in Korea. When asked to name the greatest team he was ever on, Ted said, “the US Marines”. The Boston Red Sox slugger who wore No. 9 as a...
There are 99 points that cover the most important events in World War II. This is well done historical material. This is the second installment, items 26-50: 26. In addition to Jews and gypsies, Jehovah’s Witnesses were also persecuted and...
There are 99 points that cover the most important events in World War II. This is well done historical material. Here are the first 25: 1. WWII was the most destructive conflict in history. It cost more money, damaged more property, killed more...
After the 9-11 attacks, there was total consensus among Americans, that our nation would never again ignore rising threats in distant lands and allow terrorist groups to gain sanctuary as happened in Afghanistan. Over a dozen years ago, nine days...
How many of today’s Hollywood elite put their careers on hold to enlist in Iraq or Afghanistan and serve our nation? The only one who even comes close was Pat Tillman, who turned down a contract offer of $3.6 million over 3 years from the...
During the Frontlines of Freedom show that played 1-2 Feb 14, I spoke with Billy Vaughn whose son, a Navy SEAL, was killed in a chopper crash in Afghanistan—this is not the crash from Lone Survivor—it’s another one; he wrote an incredibly powerful...