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“The Pretty Kittens in Vietnam”: the all-girl band Pretty Kittens leader Dianne Reardon Cameron joins VBC Happy Hour to talk about their adventures from their tours in Vietnam in 1967.

Tuesday, January 18 at 7-8:30pm ET

“Flying with the 15^th Air Force” Stories from 15^th Air Force veterans John Bozek (B-24 navigator) and Tom Faulkner (B-24 pilot); with historians Carole Popchock and David Snead.

Wednesday, January 19 at 9-10:30am ET

“Why Did I Survive?” with Joe Tedeschi. On October 4, 1966, the C7-A Caribou that Joe was on crashed into Hon Cong Mountain near An Khe. Joe survived and would spend many years searching for answers to the question.

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Monday, January 17 at 7-8:30pm ET

“The Pretty Kittens in Vietnam”: the all-girl band Pretty Kittens leader Dianne Reardon Cameron joins VBC Happy Hour to talk about their adventures from their tours in Vietnam in 1967.

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Tuesday, January 18 at 7-8:30pm ET

“Flying with the 15^th Air Force” Stories from 15^th Air Force veterans John Bozek (B-24 navigator) and Tom Faulkner (B-24 pilot); with historians Carole Popchock and David Snead.

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Wednesday, January 19 at 9-10:30am ET

“Why Did I Survive?” with Joe Tedeschi. On October 4, 1966, the C7-A Caribou that Joe was on crashed into Hon Cong Mountain near An Khe. Joe survived and would spend many years searching for answers to the question.

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Brian Ashbaugh – Army Corps of Engineers, 1966-1987

Brian Ashbaugh – Army Corps of Engineers, 1966-1987

Corey Mourning – US Army, 2001-2014 OIF

Corey Mourning – US Army, 2001-2014 OIF

Dennis Woytek – U.S. Navy SeaBee, 1967 – 1971

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Monday, January 17 at 7-8:30pm ET

“The Pretty Kittens in Vietnam”: the all-girl band Pretty Kittens leader Dianne Reardon Cameron joins VBC Happy Hour to talk about their adventures from their tours in Vietnam in 1967.

Tuesday, January 18 at 7-8:30pm ET

“Flying with the 15th Air Force” Stories from 15th Air Force veterans John Bozek (B-24 navigator) and Tom Faulkner (B-24 pilot); with historians Carole Popchock and David Snead.

Wednesday, January 19 at 9-10:30am ET

“Why Did I Survive?” with Joe Tedeschi. On October 4, 1966, the C7-A Caribou that Joe was on crashed into Hon Cong Mountain near An Khe. Joe survived and would spend many years searching for answers to the question.

GET INVOLVED TODAY

The mission of the Veterans Breakfast Club is to create communities of listening around veterans and their stories to ensure that this living history will never be forgotten. We believe that through our work, people will be connected, educated, healed, and inspired.

ATTEND AN EVENT

LIKE OUR PAGE

DONATE

INTRODUCING THE VETERANS HISTORY PROJECT

Preserving veterans’ stories so that this living history is never forgotten.

Your weekly dose of veterans’ stories, military news, and the latest headlines, all in one place

Get the latest on military headlines and VBC news sent straight to your inbox. Sign up for the VBCBulletin!

Latest Blog Posts

Check out the latest issue of VBCMagazine!

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The Veterans Breakfast Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that harnesses the power of storytelling in order to connect, educate, heal, and inspire.

“Flying with the 15^th Air Force” Stories from 15^th Air Force veterans John Bozek (B-24 navigator) and Tom Faulkner (B-24 pilot); with historians Carole Popchock and David Snead.