Guest: Lt.Col Pennington, Larry Wortzel, MG David Harris

Guest Steve Robinson and Erin Cole

As a journalist Joe Galloway put himself in harms way gaining him experience that would not only make him a soldier but commission him to tell the actual stories during the opening battle of America's involvement in Vietnam.

Guest: Ret. Lt. General Hal Moore, Joe Galloway, Sam Fantino, Randall Wallace

For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. Sgt. Lynch (then Sp4c.) distinguished himself while serving as a radio telephone operator with Company D. While serving in the forward element on an operation near the village of My An, his unit became heavily engaged with a numerically superior enemy force. Quickly and accurately assessing the situation, Sgt. Lynch provided his commander with information which subsequently proved essential to the unit's successful actions. Observing three wounded comrades lying exposed to enemy fire, Sgt. Lynch dashed across 50 meters of open ground through a withering hail of enemy fire to administer aid. Reconnoitering a nearby trench for a covered position to protect the wounded from intense hostile fire, he killed two enemy soldiers at point-blank range.

Guest: Robert Vaughan, Alan J. Lynch

War museums and their locations. Guest Major General John P. Herrling, Jan Scruggs, Richard Hackett

Under Secretary of Health Dr Robert Roswell, Joan Cummings MD, Michael Olson

BONUS: Art Heffelfinger and General Grange talk one on one discussion after the show. Guest: Rep. Ronnie Shows, Art Heffelfinger, Rochelle Crump

Should the United States consider a new draft? If a draft is started should women be included in the draft? Guest Dr. Charlie Moskos, MG David Harris, Al Gropman

Mike Goodale - Veteran GI who was there.

RAdm Rondeau - Commander, Great Lakes Training Center; Congressman Mark Steven Kirk