In our latest episode of the "Front to the Films" podcast, host Colonel Tom Rendall sits down with Colonel William Hogan, a fourth-generation veteran and acclaimed author of the new book, Task Force Hogan. Colonel Hogan shares insights into the heroic exploits of his father, Samuel M. Hogan, and his battalion during WWII.

William R. Hogan served all over the world as a soldier-diplomat, from peacekeeping in the Balkans to humanitarian operations in Haiti and combat in Afghanistan. He is the youngest son of Samuel M. Hogan, one of the US Army's most colorful and successful tactical-level combat commanders in WWII.

Discover how Task Force Hogan faced and overcame monumental challenges, the leadership qualities of Samuel M. Hogan, and how personal stories and correspondences have shaped William's understanding of history. William Hogan, the last known active-duty member of our armed forces to have a father who served in WWII, offers a unique perspective on military service and history.

Key Highlights:

• The origins and accomplishments of Task Force Hogan
• Personal anecdotes and correspondences from WWII
• Samuel M. Hogan's leadership and character
• The lasting impact of WWII experiences on veterans
• William Hogan's passion for military history and his research challenges

Tune in to gain a deeper appreciation of the sacrifices and heroism of our Greatest Generation and how their legacy continues to inspire.

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For more information about Colonel William Hogan and his book Task Force Hogan, visit this Stars & Stripes article on Task Force Hogan.

You can order Colonel Hogan's book, HERE.