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    Veterans Radio

    Our mission is to see that the world appreciates what extraordinary things ordinary people have done to gain and preserve our freedom.

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    April 28, 2012: At Ease / Battle of Midway & Exit Plan Apr 29, 2012
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    AT EASE!

    “At Ease” Goes Nautical on April 28, piping aboard distinguished authors Craig L. Symonds and Larry Bond who will discuss their books The Battle of Midway and Exit Plan, and more. AT EASE is hosted by award-winning author and newest member of the Veterans Radio Crew Dwight Jon Zimmerman.


    April 21, 2012: PTSD, TBI and Suicide - How Can We Help? Apr 22, 2012
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    “An American soldier dies every day and a half, on average, in Iraq or Afghanistan. Veterans kill themselves at a rate of one every 80 minutes. More than 6500 veteran suicides are logged every year-more than the total number of soldiers killed in Afghanistan and Iraq combined since those wars began.” – New York Times (April 15, 2012)

    The Department of Veterans Affairs is increasing its mental health employee staff by roughly 1,900.

    “VA Secretary Eric Shinseki announced the plan Thursday, saying the government must make sure all veterans have adequate access to health care.”

    The department plans to add about 1,600 clinicians and about 300 support staff to an existing mental health staff of roughly 20,590. The department says it’ll begin recruiting immediately”. Military.com 19 April 2012.

    Join us this week on Veterans Radio as we discuss this continuing problem with our returning troops. Our guests include: Eric C Amberg, Ph.d, who practices neuropsychology in Ann Arbor, Michigan. For 12 years, he treated traumatized veterans at the Ann Arbor VA Hospital. Now, alarmed at the growing numbers, Dr. Amberg has an especially strong interest in suicide intervention. We also have Jerry Yellin, World War II fighter pilot who fought his own demons for over 30 years until he learned Transcendental Meditation. It changed his life.

    “We have thousands of young veterans coming back from war today suffering from what I suffered and now known as PTSD. It is important for me that they do not wander for a good portion of their lives as I did. TM is available to all veterans and their families through Operation Warrior Wellness”.


    April 14, 2012: Maria Goodavage / Soldier Dogs Apr 14, 2012
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    Our featured guest is author Maria Goodavage

    In her new book, Soldier Dogs: The Untold Story of America’s Canine Heroes (Dutton Penguin), Maria Goodavage opens up a whole new world for dog lovers in her intrepidly reported, richly illustrated, heartwarming account of the dogs who play an increasingly vital role in our military efforts.

    “[A] highly recommended book if you have the slightest interest in military working dogs. A must read—I say again must read—book if you have ever served anywhere they’ve had paws on the ground. I’m not sure who to thank more…Maria Goodavage for her book or Blek, Lucy, Buck, Ajax, Davy, Tina, Patrick, Fenji, Rex, Cinte, Lex, Ben, Lars, Duc and the other dogs and their handlers for helping her write it…” – David Reeder, Military​.com

    “The capability they bring to the fight cannot be replicated by man or machine.” David Patraeus, Former Commander of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan.

    Learn more about author Maria Goodavage.


    April 7, 2012: Encore Presentation – Surviving Typhoon Cobra (1944) Apr 07, 2012
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    Encore Presentation (Originally Aired 19 June 2010)

    This was one of our late partner, Gary Lillie’s, favourite programs. Hosted by Gary with his guests, Charles Raymond Calhoun, the captain of the Dewey, and sailor Murl Eastman, who worked below-decks. During the typhoon the captain gripped a vertical pipe that became horizontal as the ship rolled, looking between his feet at the ocean below, while down below, Eastman and his fellow crew members walked on the bulkheads (walls), as the deck became vertical

    Typhoon Cobra in World War II sunk three United States Destroyers, the Hull, Monaghan and Spence. It took the lives of more than 800 sailors. Only the heroics of the commanders and crew of ships such as the destroyer Dewey, which rescued men in the water despite the darkness of night and the worst typhoon to ever hit a fleet. The Dewey recorded possibly the lowest barometric pressure ever, 27.30 inches, and rolled close to 90 degrees, more than any other ship known to history that still recovered.


    February 25, 2012: Dr. Rebecca Grant / Air Force Defense Feb 25, 2012
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    Air Force Defense Strategy Into The Next Decade

    Host Bob Gould’s guest was Dr. Rebecca Grant, President of Iris Independent Research who focused on joint doctrine, airpower history and defense strategy. Dr. Grant has been a frequent guest on Veterans Radio. She discusses the past Cold War weapons like the B-52 and U-2 spy plans and the future F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and the F-22 Stealth Fighter. Dr. Grant outlined the foundation of U.S. nuclear defense strategy through 2020.


    October 8, 2011: Bob Calvert / Talking With Heroes Oct 08, 2011
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    Join Veterans Radio in welcoming Bob Calvert, founder and host of Talking With Heroes to our program this Saturday morning. Since 2003 Bob has been doing video interviews, mostly by himself, with our troops and putting them up on YouTube.

    The Talking with Heroes program is not about politics. It is about helping, honoring, and supporting our men and women in the military and their families. Talking With Heroes allows our military personnel to share their mostly untold stories about the work they are doing worldwide. We believe that the American people have a right to hear their positive progress stories and our military personnel have a right to have their stories heard.

    They also interview military support and veterans groups for them to share what they do to support our troops, their families, the wounded and more. He has interviewed Gold Star Moms and Dads, Military Wives, Moms and Dads, Wounded Warriors, Veterans, and Corporations about what they do to support our troops. We agree with Bob when he says, “2011 is the year for the American people to put aside politics and unite behind our troops and their families.” Bob has been to Iraq five times since 2006 and to Afghanistan three times in 2010 and twice this year .


    October 1, 2011: Military Writers Conference LIVE Oct 01, 2011
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    Don’t miss this opportunity to hear your favorite award-winning authors.

    Broadcasting live from the Annual Military Writers Conference at the Pittsburgh Airport Marriott. Join host Dale Throneberry and his guests, some of the finest military writers in America. Many of these authors have appeared on Veterans Radio in the past, and many more will be on the program in the future.


    September 17, 2011: Bob Dorr / Mission to Berlin Sep 17, 2011
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    Mission to Berlin: The American Airmen Who Struck The Heart Of Hitler’s Reich

    This is a great and important book that gives the average reader a real sense in the heroism and danger of air combat in World War II. It is difficult to imagine today just how complex a mechanism that a 1,000-airplane bomber raid, involving 15,000 men, was. Nor can we envision just how furiously a bitter, dying Germany could defend against it.

    Author Bob Dorr, whose wide-ranging interests make him the dean of military writers, provides a thrilling, if sometimes heart-chilling, story of the famous February 3, 1945, American daylight raid on Berlin. He uses a minute-by-minute account of the raid as the principal thrust of the book, detailing how the mission progressed from the pre-flight take-off to the 4;00 PM (British time) landing. Join host Bob Gould with author Bob Dorr and much more.


    April 30, 2011: Last Men Out / America's Final Hours in Vietnam Apr 30, 2011
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    Our guests today are Bob Drury, Tom Clavin, and Marine Sgt. Steve Schuller

    Last 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 Washington struggled to put the best face on disaster and the American ambassador refused to acknowledge that the end had come and to evacuate, these courageous men held their ground and helped save thousands of lives. They and their fellow troops on the ground and in the air had no room for error as frenzy broke out in the streets and lashing rains and enemy fire began to pelt the city.

    Drury and Clavin gained unprecedented access to the survivors, to the declassified “After-Action reports” of the operation, and to the transmissions among helicopter pilots, their officers, and officials in Saigon secretly recorded by the National Security Agency. They deliver a taut and stirring account of a turning point in American history which unfolds with the heart-stopping urgency of the best thrillers—a riveting true story finally told, in full, by those who lived it.

    Join host Dale Throneberry and authors Bob Drury and Tom Clavin, and Marine Sgt Steve Schuller this week on Veterans Radio. You don’t want to miss this amazing and true story of the courage, nobility and discipline of a small group of Marines during the last days of the Vietnam War.

    Learn more about Bob Drury and Tom Clavin’s “Last Men Out”


    April 23, 2011: Humor in War Apr 23, 2011
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    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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