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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 16, 2011: Sgt. David Hack / US Wings Apr 16, 2011
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    Have a message for Veterans Radio? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

    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.


    April 9, 2011: Inside the President's Helicopter Apr 09, 2011
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    Our first guest is author LTC Gene Boyer to discuss his book, INSIDE THE PRESIDENT'S HELICOPTER

    Inside 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 prominent role it played at the White House might have been lost forever. –CW4 Carl Burhanan, first black aviator to fly for the White House, Gene Boyer provides ten years of closely held information on the comings and goings of three sitting, one future, and two former U.S. presidents as well as national leaders worldwide.” –Colonel Bill Golden, Army aide to President Nixon.

    “Here is a story of high adventure, courage, and history-making moments. On one level, it is the saga of an Army veteran of Korea and Vietnam, and it is a very human close-up look at the U.S. Presidency.” –Julie Nixon Eisenhower

    “Sit down, buckle up, and get ready for an unforgettable ride! INSIDE THE PRESIDENT’S HELICOPTER is filled with stories never told by the media.” –Flint Whitlock, editor of WWII Quarterly

    From Korea to Vietnam to flying Presidents around the world, LTC Boyer’s passengers have included sitting Presidents, Eisenhower, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford, and future President Reagan, 55 Heads of State, and many more. You don’t want to miss program with LTC Gene Boyer and Dale Throneberry.

    Learn more about Author LTC Gene Boyer.


    April 2, 2011: Antarctica - Operation Deep Freeze Apr 02, 2011
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    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 most of the Antarctic coastline. In 1955-1956, Operation Deep Freeze I established a permanent research station, which has been manned ever since to conduct scientific research.

    But, what is it like to live in the Antarctic in summer…and then winter over? Is it possible to go swimming on the glacier in nothing but a swimsuit? Join Host Gary Lillie and hear from his two guests, former Seabees, as they share the humor and drama of serving our country down at the bottom.


    February 5, 2011: Jack McManus / Operation Ranch Hand Feb 05, 2011
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    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 left behind, not only for American G.I.s, but for the Vietnamese people as well.


    November 27, 2010: Thanksgiving, "Over There" Nov 27, 2010
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    While you were all enjoying your Thanksgiving meal on Thursday, did you take time to pause and say a prayer for our all volunteer military? Did you wonder what they were doing while you were celebrating your freedom with your family and friends? One of the greatest traditions in the United States Military is to try and serve a hot Thanksgiving dinner complete with turkey, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie to every active duty serviceman and woman serving around the world. Do you remember those dinners? Where were you serving? Did you help prepare those dinners or deliver them?


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

    Tune in as Father Ron joins host Dale Throneberry to share the unforgettable people and moments from his time serving in Iraq.


    September 25, 2010: Wendell Skinner / Left For Dead Sep 25, 2010
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    Left For Dead

    It 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 thrown through the windshield, still strapped in his seat, almost tearing his arm off. The co-pilot and door gunner were thrown against the dashboard and suffered broken bones.

    Skinner was thrown under the Huey as it rolled over and started to burn. Thinking Skinner was dead, another Huey picked up the wounded crew and the SF Team and left the area, leaving Skinner. Major Earl Carson, CO of the 195th Assault Helicopter Company, was awakened shortly after midnight and told of the crash and the loss of Skinner. Carlson was outraged.”You don’t leave a soldier, dead or alive, behind.” He had never lost a man under his command. He gathered a crew together and went to find Skinner. “I was just doing what a commanding officer is supposed to do.” Hosted by Dale Throneberry.


    August 21, 2010: William B. Hanford / Final Flight From Manduria Aug 21, 2010
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    April 12, 1944, Chiquita Mia, a B-24 bomber, crashed in Yugoslavia. She was one of 9,949 American Bombers downed over Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II. Of the 82,000 men on those planes, 70,000 died, 12,000 became prisoners of war. A few escaped in occupied countries, always alive with the help of anti-Nazis to shield them. Join author William B. Hanford and host Dale Throneberry and learn the amazing and true story about the crew of Chiquita Mia. Who were these brave young men, and what happened to them? You won’t want to miss this story.


    July 3, 2010: Peter Fletcher / Fourth of July Jul 03, 2010
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    Join hosts Gary Lillie and Bob Gould and their guest Peter Fletcher who talks about all things American: the history of the American flag, 4th of July, patriotic songs, etc.


    November 21, 2009: Jonathan Myer / Forward Air Controllers Nov 21, 2009
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    Jonathan Myer / Forward Air Controllers

    Join host Gary Lillie and guest Jonathon Myer, an O-1E “Bird Dog” pilot who flew low and slow over the jungles, spotting and marking targets, while dodging anti-aircraft fire.

    One FAC pilot, Captain Hilliard A. Wilbanks, USAF, a friend of our guest, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for what he did to save an ARVN (Army of the Republic of Vietnam) company from annihilation by an NVA (North Vietnamese Army) ambush. We will hear that story and others.

    “Pink Elephant Polka” tells the story of the day our guest spotted two pink elephants on a jungle trail. When he made his report he was warned of the dangers of the bottle. There really is an explanation for what he saw.


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