Stan Weisleder discusses the true story of the 332nd Fighter Group of the 15th Air Force, more commonly known as the Tuskegee Airmen. We review the facts against the fiction as portrayed in Stephen Spielberg’s latest movie, Red Tails.
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Leon Weckstein helps us celebrate Veterans’ Day. He’s a war hero from World War II—who single-handedly saved the leaning Tower of Pisa and won a Bronze Star and a Legion of Merit for his service to the US. We discuss the Italian campaign in World War II from his book 200,000 Heroes.
Guests include Paul Vasquez, Director of Media Relations for KeyCode.com, World War II veteran and decorated soldier, Leon Weckstein; Dr. Michael Broder discussing Stage Climbing to reach our highest potential.
Ivan J. Houston was only 19 years old when he entered combat against the Germans at the Arno River in Italy. He was a private in the 92nd Division—The Buffalo Soldiers—a regimental combat team consisting of 4,000 men, mostly southern Negroes of modest education and a small complement of college men. These soldiers exhibited valor […]
Jack Nadel launched his own company in 1946—with only a high school education, no money and no experience—and was a pioneer in the sales promotion business. We discuss his Basic Ideas that Mean Business.
Terry Tegnzian tals about a nearly forgotten piece of history—the role of Polish pilots in England to help win the Battle of Britain. We discuss the new book titled 303 Squadron that recounts the squadron’s remarkable exploits.