From The Front To The Films: A World War II Podcast

A Final Landing on Iwo Jima

A veteran of the horrific fight on Iwo JIma returns to the island eight decades later to make peace with the carnage that happened here in 1945. He's joined by the son of a fellow Marine who is trying to dig deeper into his own father's time here on this ugly island of death.

Dad's Secret War: France 1944

Jean Claude Guiet was recruited into the top-secret OSS in World War II, only to be sent to England to join the British equivalent of the American Spy and Espionage agency, the SOE. He jumped into France with a team following D-Day to organize factions of the French Resistance to keep the Germans away from the landing beaches in Normandy, France in June of 1944.

Village of Death: Oradour-sur-Glane 1944

The German SS massacred a small French village in World War II in one of the worst atrocities to take place in Europe during the war.

Miles, Morale and Memories: Bob Hope and World War II

During World War II, Bob Hope and his troupe of Hollywood performers traveled over 80,000 miles to entertain troops in the United States, Alaska, North Africa, Europe, and the Pacific.

Timeless Patriotism: Guam and World War II

A documentary chronicling the lesser-known story of the American Territory of Guam's role in World War II. Attacked on the same day as Pearl Harbor (December 8th across the International Date Line), Guam was occupied for almost three years by the Japanese. Hear from many who survived the occupation and meet a United States Marine who helped liberate the island in 1944.