We explore the oral histories of World War II veterans from interviews conducted by your hosts Tony Lupo and Ryan Fairfield. We play selected clips from these veteran interviews to explore their experiences in their own words with the hosts providing compelling commentary and historical context. Be ready to get some mud on your boots!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Welcome to Episode 2 of the 3 part George Menkoff series: the story of a B-17 bomb ordinance officer stationed in Great Ashfield England as part of the 385th BG during WWII. In this episode we follow him to Great Ashfield England where he describes ... more
Welcome to the George Menkoff series: the story of a B-17 Bomb Ordinance officer of the 385th BG stationed in Great Ashfield England during WWII. In episode 1 we meet George Menkoff as he enters military service and trains as an ordinance officer lit... more
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TWND is honored to have the granddaughter of Leo Westerholm, Sarah Westerholm, as a guest on our podcast! more
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Very good but I wish the two presenters would play the interview all the way to the end and then talk about it instead of interrupting the interviewe every five words to explain what’s being said. more
Yes the Red Army did everything he described and more And I always thought it was Cold War propaganda that Russians smelled Until I had to escort a international observer Russian on a job To long to explain I was told by a State Department official to don't dare joke or say a word when I met the Russian inspector About the body odor Yes they do smell God awful Don't know if it's what the eat or the fact at that time (USSR) They only got hot water 1 time a week for a shower In Soviet apartme... more
By the way Thank you for reading my review on the air Wolfie Wolf was my best friend My Black German Shepard He was my service dog Named him after the old 60's TV show "The Munsters " Eddie's Munsters werewolf doll more
You guys do a great job of bringing the stories back to life and filling in gaps of knowledge of the deeds that soldiers around the world have done to help keep us free. more
Thank you for interviewing all those great veterans. I’ve enjoyed everyone of them usually on long drives. The Bill Parker series is probably at the top although they’re all good. You guys do a great job giving us the big picture and make it very entertaining. more
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