Greg Mertz breaks down the Battle of Shiloh for us on this episode. Greg Al's book "Attack at Daylight and Whip Them" is available from Savas Beatie Publishing as part of their excellent Emerging Civil War series.

Al Ovies drops by to discuss the early careers of George Custer and Wesley Merritt, their burgeoning rivalry and its imapct on the cavalry of the Army of the Potomac during the American Civil War. Al's book "The Boy Generals: George Custer, Wesley Merrit and the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac" is available from Savas Beatie Publishing.

Andrew Biggio, Author / Police Officer / USMC Combat Veteran, discusses how his journey documenting the stories of World War Two veterans

Dr. Chris Mackowski joins the podcast to discuss The Emerging Civil War book series, dedicated to introducing readers to a wide variety of Civl War related subjects.

My friends Chris Langlois and George Luz Jr return to discuss the legacy of Band of Brothers reunions. For 75 years the men of Easy Company and their descendents have met annually to commemorate the past and celebrate the present. Chris and George share some great stories of these men and their families.

My friend George Luz Jr returns with more tales of his dad's time in Easy Company, 506th PIR, the famed Band of Brothers. George shares video and audio of his dad telling some fantastic stories.

The latest podcast is up! Please tune in to hear an interview with USMC Medal of Honor recipient Woody Williams. Mr. Williams shares stories of growing up in West Virginia during the Great Depression, working with the Civilian Conservation Corps, serving as a Marine on Iwo Jima and his experience receiving the Medal of Honor from President Truman.

Retired First Sergeant and Paratrooper Maggie Peppers discusses her experiences as an airborne NCO, the importance of the Division Association in linking the past with the present, and the privilege of meeting those troopers who went before.

George Luz Jr is back on the show to share more stories about his dad's adventures with Easy Company, 506th PIR, the famed Band of Brothers.

Andrew Waters, author of "To The End Of The World" talks about the American Revolution in the South, specifically recalling the British General Charles Cornwallis' pursuit of Nathaneal Greene to the Dan River in early 1781. It's a story of endurance, courage and fighting a thinking general's war.