Streamed live on March 31, 2025 During the Vietnam War, American civilians played pivotal roles in supporting both military operations and humanitarian efforts, working through government agencies and nonprofit organizations. Thousands of these civilians were women, and we talk with several of them tonight! Ann Kelsey was a UCLA graduate when she volunteered for
Streamed live on March 29, 2025 We will mark this final Vietnam War 50th Anniversary Commemoration with a special event on March 29 and a limited edition commemorative book for Vietnam Veterans titled Vietnam: A Veterans Breakfast Club History. On Saturday, March 29, 2-4pm at the Heinz History Center and our livestreams, we’ll recognize
Streamed live on March 27, 2025 Glenn Flickinger leads a conversation with experts and historians on the final push into Germany in World War II, including the crossing of the Rhine at Remagen 80 years ago in March. By March 1945, World War II in Europe was reaching its final phase. The Allies had
Streamed live on March 24, 2025 We invite veterans of Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance (Force Recon) to talk about their service in Vietnam. Bill Barber and Bruce “Doc” Norton both have stories about conducting deep reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, and direct action missions behind enemy lines. Unlike conventional infantry units, Force Recon operated in small
Streamed live on March 20, 2025 We screen and discuss Steven Mancini’s new documentary Fedeltà, Soldier, Prisoner explores the remarkable and largely untold history of 1,231 Italian prisoners of war (POWs) held at Letterkenny Army Depot in Pennsylvania between 1943 and 1945. Captured during World War II in North Africa and Sicily, these soldiers
Streamed live on March 17, 2025 We play two rounds of Jeopardy with clues based on the military experience, culture, and history. Everyone in our Zoom room can raise their hand and answer a question. Categories include Service Academies, Army Gadgets, Military Slang and more! Here are some sample clues: “This Air War first
