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- From Edward M. Goldman, Technician 5th Class in the 16th General Hospital located a few miles from Liège, Belgium
- Melvin F. Thomason; CW-4 retired. At the time was a PFC in Company G-335th Regiment, 84th Division
- Memorial Address-Fifth Marine Division Cemetery, Iwo Jima
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- A Letter Home: From SPC Ryan Swensen, 1487th Transportation Company
- D-Day: 60th Anniversary Special Edition
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- Farewell to a True American Hero: Admiral Thomas Moorer (1913-2004)
- Father Found: The story of a son’s quest to reconnect with a father lost sixty years ago
- Flight Nurse
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- Speak Out
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- “The Boys of Pointe du Hoc”: Twenty Years Passed
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- Brothers at Bastogne: Easy Company’s Toughest Task
- Convicting a Myth: Debunking the Legend of Tokyo Rose and the Real Woman Who Took the Blame
- Remembering ‘Beverly’: A tribute to Jean Hay, host of “Reveille with Beverly”
- The End of Illusions: Religious Leaders Confront Hitler’s Gathering Storm
- The Hidden Campaign: FDR’s Health and the Election of 1944
- The Jersey Essex Troop: The 38th Cavalry Squadron’s Defense of Monshau
- War Stories II: Heroism in the Pacific
- 2005 – Spring
- Our Brother: The Story of A Young Man’s Sacrifice
- Iwo Jima: Storming Sulfur Island
- Love Company: Infantry Combat Against the Japanese, World War II at Leyte and Okinawa
- Okinawa: A Bloody Prelude to Victory
- Raising the Flag on Mt. Suribachi
- The Face of a Young Pilot: An Unforgettable Encounter at Iwo Jima
- Uncommon Valor: An African American’s Service on Iwo Jima
- 2005 – Summer
- A Farewell to Two Friends: Remembering General Andrew J. Goodpaster and Captain Lillian K. Keil
- A Victory in Perspective: Behind the End of the Pacific War and the Manhattan Project
- Over the River and Into the Reich: The Last Stand of Germany in 1945
- The Flying WASPs: The Story of the American Military’s First Female Pilots
- The Greatest Generation and the Latest Generation
- The Last Days of World War II: Seen Through the Eyes of a Young German Boy
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- Setting the Record Straight
- The Siege of Bastogne: E Company, 506th Parachute Infantry, 101st Airborne, The Band of Brothers
- We Needed to Step Up
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