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JAY STOUT author of Air Apaches: The True Story of the 345th Bomb Group tells the story of this specific unit and discusses American air power in the PTO.

COMMEMORATION OF VICTORY IN AFRICA - 80TH Anniversary LEO BARRON will discuss the early struggles of the Allies, using his book, PATTON’S FIRST VICTORY, to carry through the victories in Tunisia that allowed the Allied campaigns to move into Sicily and Italy.

CRAIG SYMONDS will speak on his book, WWII AT SEA, and the vast and varied Naval engagements in the oceans around the world, supported by veteran’s experiences. He’s also introducing his new book, NIMITZ.

KEVIN HYMEL will give the overview of TORCH based on his book, PATTON’S WAY, supported by veteran’s stories.

EDWARD FARLEY ALDRICH stops by The Round Table to discuss his book THE PARTNERSHIP, which recounts the amazing success of the collaboration of George Marshall and Henry Stimson in the build up and mobilizing of the military structure to gain victory in WWII.

IAN JOHNSON drops by The Round Table to discuss his book, FAUSTIAN BARGAIN, and the pre-1939 collaboration of Hitler and Stalin that resulted in the massive German military buildup.

Author's Leon Reed and Lois Lembo discuss their book "A Combat Engineer with Patton’s Army" and the the formation of the 80th Division and its battlefield operations in Europe as part of the Third Army, through the eyes of Frank Lembo. Also, St. Thomas Professor Emeritus Joseph Fitzharris gives a talk on Patton's Engineers.

Member of The Council on Foreign Relations, Benn Steil drops by The Round Table to discuss his book, "The Battle of Bretton Woods"

Author Stephen L. Moore joins The Round Table to discuss his book "Blood and Fury", as well as the role of The 3rd Armor Division in Europe. Also, historian Jed Henry traces the actions of his grandfather David Henry in that campaign. Plus, Steve Apfelbacher honors his late father Fred "Fritz" Apfelbacher with stories of his wartime contributions in the Signal Corps.

Season 36 of The Round Table kicks off with Author John McManus talking about his book, "Island Infernos" and the role of The US Army in The Pacific Campaign. World War 2 Veteran James McDougall also sits in and shares memories of his service

Williamson Murray discusses the role of bombers of the Allies and preparedness of the Luftwaffe. Five veterans of the 8th Air Force present their roles and memories.

Abe Baum, Commander of the Hammelburg Raid along with two Veterans, one part of the raid, the other a POW at the camp provide first-person perspectives on this now famous, previously secret raid initiated by Gen George Patton.

Guy LoFaro, author of The Sword of St. Michael, was a member of the 82nd and wrote the official history of it's action in WWII. Plus, for veterans of the unit.

Governor Harold Stassen, as part of a campaign promise, resigned in 1942 to serve in the U.S. Navy during WWII. In this program, he relays his service as a Commander, on the staff of the famous Admiral William Halsey in the Pacific.

"The Last Battle" (WW2HRT 35-11)

Remembering The Doolittle Raid (WW2HRT_35-10)

War in the Balkans: Hitler's Trap (WW2HRT_14-06)

B-17's Over Europe (WW2HRT_35-09)

A 15th Air Force Navigator Fighting in the Cavalry with Tito (WW2HRT_2-03)

Air Aces of WWII (WW2HRT_ 3-04)

The Trials at Nuremberg (WW2HRT_35-08)

The Battle For Wake Island (WW2HRT _35-07 )

Patton: Narcissist or Genius (WW2HRT_35-06)

Pearl Harbor: 80 Years Later - (WW2HRT_35-05)

Defeating The Axis (WW2HRT_35-04)

The Defenders of Corregidor (WW2HRT_35-03)

34th RED BULL Infantry Division (WW2HRT_10-06)

Naval History of the Pacific (WW2HRT_35-02)

Origins of the Pacific Conflict (WW2HRT_35-01)