Don Robins Miraculously Escapes the First B-17 Lost in WW2
It was the morning of December 10, 1941. Captain Colin Kelly and Lt. Don Robins piloted their B-17 “Flying Fortress” Bomber on to the bombed-out runway at Clark Field in The Philippines. They refueled...
20 Helmi 202327min
Ralph Brown: The First Chaplain Honored in WW2
While everyone else ran for cover, Chaplain Ralph Brown drove straight into the bombs, machine gunning, and destruction of Japan’s first air attack on The Philippines. Brown collected wounded men in h...
13 Helmi 202330min
Lester Tenney’s 7-Decade Quest
Being released from a POW camp was just the beginning of Lester Tenney's quest... In 1940, Lester Tenney joined a tank unit in the US Army Reserves, hoping to serve 1 year and then move on with his li...
6 Helmi 202330min
Frank Pyzick: The Marine who Announced World War 2
Major Frank Pyzick, US Marine Corps, rode thru a navy yard announcing the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the start of World War 2 to the Marines in The Philippines. 5 months later he was captured by Japa...
30 Tammi 202327min
Introducing: Left Behind
20,000 American and 70,000 Filipino service men and women were captured when the United States surrendered The Philippines to Japan in April 1942. Probably half of them never made it home. Coming Ja...
23 Tammi 20233min
