“Indochina Hand” – CIA Officer Barry Broman
Thirty years of service with the CIA during the Cold War put Barry Broman in some interesting situations. Barry returns to American Warrior Radio to tell some of those stories.
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“Bombing Hitler’s Hometown” – Mike Croissant
Only days before Germany surrendered, crews were tasked with bombing Hitler's Hometown. Linz, Austria was the most heavily targets remaining in the Third Reich. Author Mike Croissant joins us to tell the story of the last mass bomber raid of World War II.
CIA Officer David Tyson
CIA linguist David Tyson was one of 8 CIA officers dropped into the mountains of Afghanistan shortly after the 9/11 attacks. They would be among the first Americans operating in Taliban territory. David was also caught up in the prison uprising that resulted in America's first fatality in Afghanistan - CIA Paramilitary officer Mike Spann.
The Original Jeep – Paul Bruno
General Dwight D. Eisenhower called it one of the five pieces of equipment most vital to the success in Africa and Europe. Recognized expert Paul Bruno joins us to tell the intriguing story of how the humble but effective Jeep was born. Hint - the first Jeep was NOT produced by Willys!
Gary Sinise
Actor, musician and humanitarian Gary Sinise joins up for an update on his foundation.
“The Houdini Club” – Mir Bahmanyar
Mir enlisted in the 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment. His new book introduces to the establishment of the 1st Ranger Battalion ("Darby's Rangers") during the World War II and their battles from North Africa through Italy.
New York Homicide – Robert K. Boyce
Robert Boyce served as a New York City police officer for 35 years. His last four years as their Chief of Detectives. He now hosts the "New York Homicide" TV series on the Oxygen channel.