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Col. Walker Bud Mahurin - Fighter Aviation In World War II, Korean War Air Combat, And The Transition To The Jet Age.
Walter Bodlander - Escaping Nazi Germany, Military Intelligence, The D-day Invasion, And The Advance Into Germany.
Colonel Charles Bussey - The Tuskegee Airmen, Combat Aviation, Racial Barriers In The Military, And Korean War Service.
Al Ungerleider - D-day, The Liberation Of A Concentration Camp, Three-war Service, And Senior Army Leadership.
Bill Swanson - Combat In The Pacific, Including Bougainville, Guam, And Iwo Jima.
Pete Everest, Air Force Test Pilot: From the Archive
September 24, 2026
General Frank “Pete” Everest was a record-setting US Air Force Test pilot. As a fighter pilot in World War II he flew over 150 combat missions. He then went on to lead the Air Force flight test program, flying with other legendary pilots like Chuck Yeager and George Welch. In the 1950s Everest set records like taking the X-1 to an altitude of 73,000 feet and the X-2 to 1957 mph. In this episode Pete Everest tells stories of those pioneering days of experimental aircraft and daring test pilots...
Marine Corps Rifleman in Vietnam: From the Archive
September 24, 2026
John C. Muir was a decorated combat veteran of the Vietnam War. He hailed from four generations of men and woman who served in distinguished military service. He was also cousin to John Muir the famous naturalist who's been called “The Father of America’s National Parks.” In 1965, Muir volunteered for the US Marine Corps and was sent to Vietnam as a Rifleman. John C. Muir was an excellent storyteller who delivered powerful words about fighting the war and returning home. Learn more about your...
WWII Fighter Ace Flies in Korea: From the Archive
September 10, 2026
Col. Walker “Bud” Mahurin was an American combat fighter pilot. Flying P-47s with the 56th FG in WWII, he became an ace three times over in the skies over Europe. After the war, he remained in the US Air Force. The outbreak of the Korean War in 1950 found him in the Pentagon, working on fighter aircraft procurement. The skills he exhibited in WWII would once again be tested, this time in a new arena of air warfare, the jet age dogfight. Mahurin tells his story of returning to combat in Korea....
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