Troops, your viewing assignment for October is to watch Walking Point. Walking Point is a story of love, loss, and victory. This short film centers around Private John Markle, a young marine assigned to the war dog platoon that helped liberate Guam...
Troops, your viewing assignment for the month of September is to watch Sabine. After you watch Sabine, email your thoughts and comments to denny@frontlinesoffreedom.com. We’ll review it on the last show of the month. Click HERE to access...
Troops, your viewing assignment for August is to watch the documentary The Lafayette Escadrille. It’s a short form documentary of the Lafayette Escadrille produced by the Humanus Documentary Films Foundation for the United States World War I...
Troops, your viewing assignment for the month of July is to watch the award-winning short film, Punte Ko Pangro (Punte’s Wheel). “Punte ko Pangro” is a story about a child in the countryside of the Kathmandu valley. We follow...
Troops, your viewing assignment for June is to watch Fort Monmouth. This was a short film done by a New Jersey high school student this year about a very important military facility during WWII. It’s a larger conversation about decommissioning...
Troops, your viewing assignment for the month of May is to watch the short film Air Show. The actors in this film are former refugees and it was shot during the Canadian International Air Show. Reeling from loss, a refugee father and daughter arrive...
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Troops, your viewing assignment for April is to watch Shot Down: Howard Snyder and the B-17 Susan Ruth. Shot Down is set within the framework of World War II in Europe and recounts the dramatic experiences of a ten man B-17 bomber crew after their...
Troops, your viewing assignment for the month of March is to watch the riveting trailer for the award-winning film Unclaimed Remains. Sometimes the living must help the dead. In funeral homes throughout the United States and the UK, there are untold...
Troops, your viewing assignment for February is to watch the documentary The Lafayette Escadrille. It’s a short form documentary of the Lafayette Escadrille produced by the Humanus Documentary Films Foundation for the United States World War I...