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April 30, 2011: Last Men Out / America's Final Hours...

Veterans Radio ·

2011/04/30

Our guests today are Bob Drury, Tom Clavin, and Marine Sgt. Steve SchullerLast Men Out. The True Story of America’s Heroic Final Hours in Vietnam.In a gripping, moment-by-moment narrative based on a wealth of recently declassified documents and in-depth interviews, Bob Drury and Tom Clavin focus on the story of the eleven young Marines who were the last men to leave, rescued from the Embassy roof just moments before capture, having voted to make an Alamo-like previous stand. As politicians in

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April 23, 2011: Humor in War

Veterans Radio ·

2011/04/23

Humor in war. If you laugh, you were there.People who have been to war have all experienced it. Get back home, tell a hilarious story about something over there, and…people just stare at you. Okay, so they have not been there and have no idea what makes the story funny – especially when the story is about danger. Well, on Veterans Radio, we and our listeners who have been there are going to tell each other the stories—because we know why they are funny! Hosted by Gary Lillie.

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April 16, 2011: Sgt. David Hack / US Wings

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2011/04/16

Today’s broadcast is a replay of Sgt. David Hack’s interview with Gary Lillie. The beginning of the show is live with with Bob Gould’s interview with US Wings VP of Sales and Marketing, Bob Kruty. Followed by the March 5th program with Gary Lillie’s interview of Sgt. Hack.

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48:54

April 9, 2011: Inside the President's Helicopter

Veterans Radio ·

2011/04/09

Our first guest is author LTC Gene Boyer to discuss his book, INSIDE THE PRESIDENT'S HELICOPTERInside The President’s Helicopter takes the reader on an incredible journey through America’s most controversial wars and presidential administrations–a real backstage view of the men and events that shaped world history, and Boyer was the fly on the wall.” — Ken Sewell, NYT bestselling author“If not for Boyer’s headstrong determination, the history of the Army’s Executive Flight Detachment and the

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48:38

April 2, 2011: Antarctica - Operation Deep Freeze

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2011/04/02

As early as 1839, Captain Charles Wilkes led the first U.S. Naval expedition into Antarctic waters. In 1929, Admiral Richard E. Byrd established a naval base at Little America I; led an expedition to explore further inland, and conducted the first flight over the South Pole. From 1934–35, the Second Byrd Expedition explored much further inland and also “wintered over.” The third Byrd Expedition, in 1940, charted the Ross Sea.After World War II, from 1946–1947, the Navy’s Operation Highjump charted

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February 5, 2011: Jack McManus / Operation Ranch Hand

Veterans Radio ·

2011/02/05

Agent Orange, the gift that keeps on giving!Operation Ranch Hand was the code name of the Air Force Agent Orange spraying missions in Vietnam. Aircrews assigned to spray the defolient used a sardonic motto: “Only you can prevent forests”. But there were four other agents sprayed depending on what foliage or crop was to be destroyed. Host Gary Lillie and former Ranch Hand crew member Jack McManus talk about his job and other things we never knew about the defolients used in Vietnam and the legacy

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52:06

October 23, 2010: Ron Moses Camarda / Tear in the Desert

Veterans Radio ·

2010/10/23

Tear In The Desert with Father Ron Moses Camarda.Don’t miss this powerful story of Navy Chaplain Father Ron Moses Camarda and his tour of duty at the Surgical Hospital in Fallujah, Iraq, during late 2004. He shares firsthand experiences from the Battle of Fallujah, where he ministered to more than 1,500 casualties and 81 fallen service members, including 12 who died in front of him. His unwavering faith and compassion extended to everyone he encountered—friend or foe alike—making his story a true

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September 25, 2010: Wendell Skinner / Left For Dead

Veterans Radio ·

2010/09/25

Left For DeadIt was almost 21:00 hours on 29 January 1968, the night before the “Tet Offensive,” when Wendell Skinner’s helicopter crashed in Cambodia attempting to extract a Special Forces Long Range Patrol Team that had come in contact with a large force of Viet Cong and NVA. The LZ was a burned-out area in the jungle that was covered with ashes. As the helicopter made its approach, the ashes flew up around the aircraft, blinding the pilot, and he made a hard landing, resulting in the pilot being

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January 24, 2009: Joseph Galloway / War Correspondent

Veterans Radio ·

2009/01/25

Joseph Galloway (born November 13, 1941), is an American newspaper correspondent and columnist. Galloway is a native of Refugio, Texas.He is the former Military Affairs consultant for the Knight-Ridder chain of newspapers and was a columnist with McClatchy Newspapers. During the Vietnam War, Galloway worked as a reporter for UPI, beginning in early 1965. Thirty-five years later, he was decorated with the Bronze Star for helping to rescue wounded American soldiers under fire during the battle at

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39:09

January 24, 2009: Joseph Galloway / War Correspondent

Veterans Radio ·

2009/01/24

Joseph Galloway (born November 13, 1941), is an American newspaper correspondent and columnist. Galloway is a native of Refugio, Texas.He is the former Military Affairs consultant for the Knight-Ridder chain of newspapers and was a columnist with McClatchy Newspapers. During the Vietnam War, Galloway worked as a reporter for UPI, beginning in early 1965. Thirty-five years later, he was decorated with the Bronze Star for helping to rescue wounded American soldiers under fire during the battle at

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51:22

April 26, 2008: Vietnam War Combat Doctors

Veterans Radio ·

2008/04/26

War is hell…that’s why we have the “DOC”.The grunts will tell you the “Docs” were the bravest men they ever knew, and this Saturday you will learn why. Join host Gary Lillie as he interviews Army Medic Ray Essenmacher and Navy Corpsman Rick Whitsen; both of them combat ‘docs’ of the Vietnam War. Their stories will be graphic; and may wring out raw emotion. One thing is for sure; once you hear the stories they tell, you will thank every military person and veteran you meet for your freedom.Learn more

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April 19, 2008: Scott Swett & George Mellinger /...

Veterans Radio ·

2008/04/19

Why did warriors leave “home” to serve in the Vietnam War, but “came back” when their tour was over? Why didn’t they go “home?” Perhaps the main reason was the treatment they received from citizens who reviled our warriors, while praising those of other countries. What brought about that attitude? Did the protestors and our country hear the truth about our warriors? Join Gary Lillie as he hosts lively interviews on a very controversial subject. Did John Kerry receive funding from Jane Fonda to

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April 5, 2008: Elliott Storm / These Scars Are Sacred

Veterans Radio ·

2008/04/05

These Scars Are Sacred, Part II.These Scars are Sacred was written to heal, and inform to give the American public some idea of what it was like to come home to a place where one was not wanted nor welcome. This story will take you from an extreme place of combat and fear, so realistic you will feel yourself there, to an ending that never finishes.Elliott Storm is a 100% combat-disabled veteran and a decorated Vietnam combat veteran who served with the 1st Marine Division. Since we last talked with

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56:06

April 5, 2008: Elliott Storm / These Scars Are Sacred

Veterans Radio ·

2008/04/05

These Scars Are Sacred, Part II. These Scars are Sacred was written to heal, and inform to give the American public some idea of what it was like to come home to a place where one was not wanted nor welcome. This story will take you from an extreme place of combat and fear, so realistic you will feel yourself there, to an ending that never finishes.Elliott Storm is a 100% combat-disabled veteran and a decorated Vietnam combat veteran who served with the 1st Marine Division. Since we last talked with

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May 5, 2007: Marine Jeffery Chessani Faces Prosecution

Veterans Radio ·

2007/05/05

Marine Lieutenant Colonel Jeffery Chessani has been charged with “Dereliction of Duty” and “Orders” violations in connection with the much politicized and often misreported tragic events surrounding a fierce battle between U. S. Marines and Iraqi terrorists on 19 November, 2005 in the town of Haditha, Al Anbar, Iraq—a place described as an “insurgent citadel.” The gist of the charges against Chessani is that he failed to properly investigate and brief higher commanders on the November 19 incident

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