Jobs, Jobs, Jobs Part III Ramp up those resumes, send the suit to the cleaners, and have a notebook handy as this program is about real jobs. Corporations will be our guests presenting over 1,000 job postings. Our guests...
Read MoreCorps Business What’s the best managed enterprise in the world? It just may be the Marine Corps. The Corps has evolved from the autocratic entity to a free-wheeling adaptive organization. Author David H. Freedman will...
Read MoreDog Handlers Join us this week on Veterans Radio and meet our newest contributor, Alan D. Beaulieu, SSgt. USAF, Ret. Alan is a communications major at the University of Michigan and wants to produce radio programs for veterans...
Read MoreLargest Medal of Honor Presentation Since World War II According to an article in the Washington Post on February 21st the President will award Medal of Honor to two dozen veterans including 19 who were overlooked because of...
Read MoreWWII Flat Tops and the Planes That Flew with Them Join Host/Producer Bob Gould and Veterans Radio guest “Destined for Glory” author/historian Thomas Wildenberg as they discuss dive bombing, Midway, and the evolution...
Read MoreThe Remains of Company D follows the members of Company D, 28th Infantry Regiment, United States First Division, from enlistment to combat and the effort to recover their remains. The book focuses on the three major battles at...
Read MoreJoin host Bob Gould, with frequent guest historian/author John C. McManus, as they cover the histories, bios, tales (true or false) regarding these remarkable men and the troups they commanded. Listen to this...
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Rebecca “Becky” Halstead, Brigadier General, Retired and Ted Diggs of The Penn Mutual...
Read MoreThis Saturday: Wreaths Across America, and A Solemn Promise Karen Worchester, Executive Director, Wreaths Across America, will give her passionate account of the creation and goals of an inspiring project that honors those that...
Read MoreVeterans Radio Presents: The USS Pueblo. On 5 January 1968, the USS Pueblo, left Yokosuka, Japan, in transit to Sabaso, Japan, then, into the Sea Of Japan. Her specific orders were to intercept and conduct surveillance of Soviet...
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