Episode 14: So What Did World War II Change, Really? Historians Myke Cole and Anastacia Marx de Salcedo help us track what changed in combat and cuisine. (more…)
Episode 13: They Were Fond of Sweets Whether wounded troops or children, Army nurse and Sister Melanie Kambic tempted with candy and kindness. (more…)
Episode 12: He Lied to Get in the Marines… Then World War II Broke Out During the Great Depression, the Marines clothed and fed a young Norman Rubin. “They had a man for life!” (more…)
Episode 11: All’s Fair in War and Lasting Love Celebrating the Service of women through the stories of the veterans who loved them. (more…)
Episode 10: Navy Cooking at 110% With Ray Boutwell, Navy Cook Feeding squadrons of pilots and hungry officers trained Ray Boutwell for a life in food service. (more…)
Episode 7: “Dad, I Can’t Talk About It” Why do some veterans stay quiet? And how can civilians help? (more…)
Episode 3: “I Came Off in Waist-Deep Water.” With John Bistrica, Army Rifles and rations beyond the beach. (more…)
Episode 2: “Why Am I Alive?” With Frank Devita, Coast Guard Gunner’s Mate D- Day was a Disaster for Axis and Allied alike. (more…)
Episode 1.5: For the Mechanically Minded A special supporting episode of Service… “I remember flying at 40,000 feet, and the engine just going beautifully over the Colosseum in Rome.” (George Hardy, Air Corp Pilot) (more…)
Episode 1: “We Gave Them the Food From Our Mess Kits.” With Pasquale D’Ambrosio, Army During the deadliest conflict in human history, people around the world found ways to feed each other. (more…)