This week is a REPLAY of Episode 13, when I initially talked about JFK's funeral as part of the story of the history of the history of Arlington National Cemetery, but is a fitting finish for the story I've been telling these last few months.
If you've ever walked the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery, you've heard the voices of the past. Even if you haven't, you can still hear them in podcast form! A history podcast about Arlington National Cemetery and the individual stories of those buried there
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Episode 165: One Soldier's Story - Bob Dole, Part II
Bob Dole finishes the 1942-1943 school year at Kansas University and is almost immediately called up for active duty. His training timelin...
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55 years ago, last January, the crew of Apollo 1 (left to right Gus Grissom , Ed White , Roger Chaffee ) strapped into their command modul... -
After the 369th Infantry Regiment returned home from World War I, a terrible summer of racial violence spread across the South and into the ...
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When the Harlem Hellfighters returned from the Great War the two most famous members of the acclaimed regiment were band leader First Lieu...
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