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Walter Ehlers - Combat Stories From North Africa And Europe; Perspectives On Infantry, Fellow Soldiers, And The Enemy; Events Surrounding Heroic Actions During The Normandy Campaign; Rare WWII Live-combat Recordings
O.B. Hill - Training And Combat Experiences; Reflections On The Nature Of War And Its Impact On Him And Fellow Paratroopers
Bill True - First-hours D-day Missions—stories From Parachute/glider Operations To Secure Bridges And Artillery Positions
Terance Otway - First-hours D-day Missions—stories From Parachute/glider Operations To Secure Bridges And Artillery Positions
Wally Parr - First-hours D-day Missions—stories From Parachute/glider Operations To Secure Bridges And Artillery Positions
Medal of Honor & Battlefield Recordings: From the Archive
June 18, 2026
Medal of Honor recipient Walter Ehlers tells his dramatic stories of combat in North Africa and Europe and details the events surrounding his heroic actions during the Normandy campaign. He also offers his unique perspectives on the infantry, his fellow soldiers and the enemy. This episode also features rare recordings of live combat, direct from the battlefields of World War II. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
D-Day Diary: From the Archive
June 04, 2026
1994 was the 50th anniversary of D-Day. Throughout that year, The Honor Project sat down with dozens of veterans off the Normandy Invasion to hear their stories and to put these Heroes of Our Nation On Record. O.B. Hill was a member of the 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment. In this Episode, he recounts dramatic stories of his training and combat experiences and he eloquently expresses his thoughts on the nature of war and and how it impacted him and his fellow paratroopers. Learn more about y...
D-Day- The First Hours: From the Archive
May 21, 2026
Hours before the Allied Forces hit the beaches of Normandy, courageous British and American soldiers entered France with parachutes and gliders to secure key bridges and enemy artillery positions. Their dangerous missions led the way for the D-Day invasion and ultimate victory in Europe. Wally Parr, Terance Otway and Bill True recount their dramatic stories, In Their Own Words. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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