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Recent episodes from National Museum Of The U.s. Air Force Lecture Series Podcast

• Part 1: Museum Historian Jeff Duford Presents Southeast Asia: 100 Missions Up North - July 22, 2008
  Published: Jul 30, 08
  Museum historian Jeff Duford talks about the history and traditions of the 100-mission policy during the Southeast Asia War from, including an explanation of the significance of the first aircrews to finish 100 mission tours and customs such as bullet-proof mustaches
   
• Part 2: Museum Historian Jeff Duford Presents Southeast Asia: 100 Missions Up North - July 22, 2008
  Published: Jul 30, 08
  Museum historian Jeff Duford talks about the history and traditions of the 100-mission policy during the Southeast Asia War from, including an explanation of the significance of the first aircrews to finish 100 mission tours and customs such as bullet-proof mustaches
   
• Part 1: Maj. (ret.) William A. Guenon Jr. Presents Secret And Dangerous: Night Of The Son Tay Pow Raid - May 21, 2008
  Published: Jul 24, 08
  Son Tay Raider pilot Maj. (Ret.) William A. Guenon Jr. explains how he flew "low and slow" in the lead C-130, operating in radio silence, as he led the unlikely formation of six rescue helicopters carrying 56 Green Berets to the Son Tay Prison, while avoiding surface-to-air missiles, MiG and anti-aircraft artillery threats around Hanoi.
   
• Part 2: Maj. (ret.) William A. Guenon Jr. Presents Secret And Dangerous: Night Of The Son Tay Pow Raid - May 21, 2008
  Published: Jul 24, 08
  Son Tay Raider pilot Maj. (Ret.) William A. Guenon Jr. explains how he flew "low and slow" in the lead C-130, operating in radio silence, as he led the unlikely formation of six rescue helicopters carrying 56 Green Berets to the Son Tay Prison, while avoiding surface-to-air missiles, MiG and anti-aircraft artillery threats around Hanoi.
   
• Part 1: Col. (ret.) Lorne Rodenbush Presents Hanoi Remembered - April 23, 2008
  Published: Jun 3, 08
  Canadian Col. (Ret.) Lorne RodenBush discusses his role as Canada's Permanent Representative to the International Control Commission in Hanoi during the height of the bombing in the Vietnam War.
   
• Part 2: Col. (ret.) Lorne Rodenbush Presents Hanoi Remembered - April 23, 2008
  Published: Jun 3, 08
  Canadian Col. (Ret.) Lorne RodenBush discusses his role as Canada's Permanent Representative to the International Control Commission in Hanoi during the height of the bombing in the Vietnam War.
   
• Part 1: Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro Presents The Day I Went Boom: A Tale Of Combat, Suffering And Survival In The Middle East - April 3, 2008
  Published: Jun 3, 08
  Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro shares his inspiring story of survival. In Afghanistan on Dec. 4, 2005, his Humvee rolled over a roadside bomb, causing wounds that have forever changed his face, hands and Air Force career.
   
• Part 2: Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro Presents The Day I Went Boom: A Tale Of Combat, Suffering And Survival In The Middle East - April 3, 2008
  Published: Jun 3, 08
  Tech. Sgt. Israel Del Toro shares his inspiring story of survival. In Afghanistan on Dec. 4, 2005, his Humvee rolled over a roadside bomb, causing wounds that have forever changed his face, hands and Air Force career.
   
• Part 1: Jeff Duford Presents Battlefield Airmen - Feb. 26, 2008
  Published: Jun 3, 08
  Museum historian Jeff Duford's lecture highlights who Battlefield Airmen are, what they do, their history, and some specific engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan.
   
• Part 2: Jeff Duford Presents Battlefield Airmen - Feb. 26, 2008
  Published: Jun 3, 08
  Museum historian Jeff Duford's lecture highlights who Battlefield Airmen are, what they do, their history, and some specific engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan.
   
• Part 1: Lt. Col. Jeffrey Peterson Presents Air Force Combat Rescue In Afghanistan - Feb. 05, 2008
  Published: Feb 8, 08
  Air Force HH-60G Pave-Hawk pilot Lt. Col. Jeffrey Peterson recalls his role in the daring combat rescue attempt of a Navy Seal in Afghanistan.
   
• Part 2: Lt. Col. Jeffrey Peterson Presents Air Force Combat Rescue In Afghanistan - Feb. 05, 2008
  Published: Feb 8, 08
  Air Force HH-60G Pave-Hawk pilot Lt. Col. Jeffrey Peterson recalls his role in the daring combat rescue attempt of a Navy Seal in Afghanistan.
   
• Part 3: Lt. Col. Jeffrey Peterson Presents Air Force Combat Rescue In Afghanistan - Feb. 05, 2008
  Published: Feb 8, 08
  Air Force HH-60G Pave-Hawk pilot Lt. Col. Jeffrey Peterson recalls his role in the daring combat rescue attempt of a Navy Seal in Afghanistan.
   
• Part 1: Dr. Jeff Underwood Presents Army Air Power In The 1930s - Jan. 29, 2008
  Published: Feb 8, 08
  Museum historian Dr. Jeff Underwood looks at how the leaders of the U.S. Army Air Corps of the 1930s -- Oscar Westover, Frank Andrews, and Hap Arnold -- laid the foundation for building the world's most powerful air force.
   
• Part 2: Dr. Jeff Underwood Presents Army Air Power In The 1930s - Jan. 29, 2008
  Published: Feb 8, 08
  Museum historian Dr. Jeff Underwood looks at how the leaders of the U.S. Army Air Corps of the 1930s -- Oscar Westover, Frank Andrews, and Hap Arnold -- laid the foundation for building the world's most powerful air force.
   

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