Streamed live on September 14, 2026 Helicopters played an indispensable role in the Vietnam War, carrying troops and supplies, scouting enemy positions, providing fire support, evacuating the wounded, and giving commanders unprecedented mobility over some of the most difficult terrain in the world. For Helicopter Pilots in Vietnam, Part II, we welcome back Gil
Streamed live on September 10, 2026 On Monday night, the Veterans Breakfast Club gathered for an extraordinary open conversation about September 11, 2001, and the world that followed. We heard from eyewitnesses, veterans, and first responders whose experiences took us from the skies over New York City and Ground Zero to the opening months
Streamed live on September 7, 2026 Where were you on September 11, 2001? Most of us who were alive that day remember exactly where we were when we saw images of smoke pouring from the North Tower of the World Trade Center. We remember the second plane striking the South Tower live on television.
Streamed live on September 3, 2026 General Mark Clark remains one of the more debated American commanders of World War II. As commander of the U.S. Fifth Army during the Italian Campaign, he led Allied forces through some of the hardest fighting in Europe, from the landings at Salerno through the long advance toward
Streamed live on August 31, 2026 Is China already a great power—or still becoming one? And if it is, what does that mean for the United States, the Navy, and the balance of power at sea? Dr. Bernard “Bud” Cole is a 30-year U.S. Navy veteran, former warship commander, and one of America’s leading
Streamed live on August 27, 2026 Lt. Col. Frederick C. Brems carried a camera throughout his World War II service with the 2nd Armored Division, preserving an extraordinary visual record of the war as he experienced it. Brems enlisted before the attack on Pearl Harbor and eventually served in Europe with the famed “Hell
