FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Military Heroes, Actions, and Events Around the World

FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Military Heroes, Actions, and Events Around the World

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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Military Heroes, Actions, and Events Around the World episodes

  • Uncovering the Hurricane Helene Conspiracy
    Explore the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene on Appalachia, where relentless rainfall led to severe flooding affecting numerous towns and hundreds of lives. Discover how this catastrophic event unfolded over three days, leaving unimaginable damage in its wake across the Mountains and southern Foothills. The recovery and documentation process is expected to take years. The episode is written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton, a US Army and USMC veteran.


    #HurricaneHelene #Appalachiaflooding #stormimpact #extremeprecipitation #ColinD.Heaton

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    22 min
  • The Truth Behind Pat Tillman's Death
    Following the 9/11 attacks, NFL star Pat Tillman chose to serve in the U.S. Army. As Tillman mentioned in an interview, his family had a strong military history. Tragically, during his service, Tillman's death became the subject of a significant political cover-up aimed at protecting institutional interests without accountability. This episode, written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton, delves into the circumstances surrounding Tillman's death.


    #PatTillman #9/11 #U.S.Army #politicalcover-up #militaryhistory #ColinD.Heaton

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    32 min
  • The Untold Story of Whitey Bulger
    Explore the intriguing life of Whitey Bulger, a notorious figure in the world of mobsters and gangsters. Unlike the more famous names in crime history, Bulger's story is filled with lesser-known facts, offering a fresh perspective on his career. Written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton, this episode delves into the captivating details of his life, featuring insights from interviews and renowned biographies.


    #WhiteyBulger #mobsters #gangsters #crimehistory #ColinD.Heaton #biographies

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    20 min
  • Historic Doppelganger Stories
    Explore the origins and legends of spirit doubles, known as doppelgängers, in various cultures throughout history. Discover the intriguing stories and references to these mysterious alter egos that persist to this day. Written and hosted by Mike Droberg.


    #doppelganger #spiritdoubles #alteregos #legends #history #MikeDroberg

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    13 min
  • Apocalypse Now: The Real-Life Colonel Kurtz
    Discover the real-life inspiration behind Marlon Brando's character Colonel Kurtz in the 1979 epic Vietnam war film, Apocalypse Now. This episode delves into the true story of this mysterious figure, uncovering surprising details about his life and military service. Written by Keiran Baird and hosted by Mike Droberg, this engaging narrative brings forgotten history to life.


    #ApocalypseNow #ColonelKurtz #VietnamWar #MarlonBrando #militaryhistory #real-lifeinspiration #forgottenhistory

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    20 min
  • 1996 Atlanta Olympics Bombing: Tragedy and Aftermath
    During the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, three pipe bombs exploded, killing two people and injuring 111 on July 27th. Alice Hawthorne died shortly after the blast when one of the bomb’s nails penetrated her skull. Melih Uzunyol, a Turkish cameraman, died of a heart attack while rushing to the scene. The world was stunned by this tragic event. Written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton.


    #1996AtlantaOlympics #Olympicsbombing #pipebombs #AliceHawthorne #MelihUzunyol #bombingtragedy #ColinD.Heaton

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    18 min
  • The Bigfoot War of 1855: Uncovering Sasquatch Legends
    Discover the shocking tale of the Bigfoot War of 1855 in Eastern Oklahoma. Unlike typical Bigfoot encounters, this story involves a murderous and cannibalistic group of Sasquatch. What led to this terrifying conflict? Join us as we delve into this chilling episode.


    #BigfootWarof1855 #EasternOklahoma #Sasquatchlegends #cannibalisticBigfoot #cryptidencounters #murderousSasquatch

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    15 min
  • Uncovering the 1973 New Orleans Sniper: Mark Essex
    Mass murders, particularly mass shootings, have long been a tragic part of American history. While many of these incidents share commonalities, differences such as political, racial, and personal motivations also exist. Most mass shooters leave behind written evidence of their motives, like letters or manifestos, and some even have accomplices who share their twisted views. In this episode, we delve into the story of one of the earliest mass shooters, Mark Essex. Written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton.


    #massshootings #MarkEssex #1973NewOrleansSniper #Americanhistory #massmurders #politicalmotivations #racialmotivations #personalmotivations

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    23 min
  • 9/11 Hero: Firefighter Stephen Siller’s Bravery
    On September 11, 2001, the tragic events that unfolded changed the world forever. Among the stories of heroism is that of New York Fire Department first responder Stephen Gerard Siller. Written and hosted by Colin D. Heaton, this episode delves into Siller’s courageous acts on that fateful day. Discover the bravery displayed amidst the chaos, as well as the legacy left behind by Siller and other first responders.


    #9/11 #StephenSiller #WorldTradeCenter #firstresponders #terroristattacks #OsamabinLaden #NYFD #heroism #ColinD.Heaton

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    17 min
  • November 1979: The Grand Mosque Attack in Mecca - A Two-Week Standoff
    Explore the harrowing events of November 20, 1979, when a well-organized group of Islamic terrorists attacked the Grand Mosque in Mecca. This audacious assault on the holiest city in Islam resulted in hundreds of casualties and sparked a bloody two-week standoff. Delve into the background of Sunni-Shia conflicts, modern terrorism's impact, and the wider historical context. Hosted by military historian Colin D. Heaton.


    #1979GrandMosqueMassacre #Meccaattack #Islamicterrorism #Sunni-Shiaconflict #modernterrorism #historicstandoff #ColinD.Heaton

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    24 min

About FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Military Heroes, Actions, and Events Around the World

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Content focusing on military heroes, actions, and events spanning across the globe. Colin D. Heaton, Author - served in the U.S. Army and Marines. He was a professor of military history and Holocaust…