FOX and Friends National Television Coverage of Winters’ Leadership Project

Pennsylvania’s Jordan Brown appreared on the national TV news program Fox & Friends to talk about his role in the WWII Foundation’s Richard Winters Leadership project. It was great publicity for the project and for our junior fundraiser Jordan, who has been an important part of making... [Read more]

ESPN’s Outside the Lines Veterans’ Day Show Features WWII Foundation’s Richard Winters Leadership Project

ESPN’s sports issues oriented program Outside the Lines aired two segments with former Red Sox legend Curt Schilling, who talked with host Bob Ley about the WWII Foundation’s efforts to honor those who led the way in Normandy, France on D-Day. To view the segment on ESPN please click here. Outside... [Read more]

CNN Airs Live Interview With Richard Winters Leadership Project’s 12 Year Old Junior Fundraiser Jordan Brown

On Sunday, September 18th CNN (Cable News Network) interviewed Richard Winters Leadership project junior fundraiser Jordan Brown regarding the 12 year old’s incredible efforts to raise $100,000 for the Winters project. Jordan joined our fundraising team just over one year ago and has helped us... [Read more]

Texas Veteran Returns to World War 2 Battlefields With Film Crew

COLLEYVILLE, TX — Through a hail of German bullets and exploding shells, the soldiers of Company H, 504th Parachute Infantry frantically paddled their way across the Waal River in The Netherlands on Sept. 20, 1944. Lt. James Megellas, known at “Maggie” to his men, and half of his platoon... [Read more]

Voices of Experience: For the first time, the Secretive Museum of World War II is Sharing Soldiers’ Artifacts, Stories to Benefit Documentary Film

By David Filipov Globe Staff / March 27, 2011 NATICK — Morley Piper stood in a room filled with the things his enemy once carried and tried to tell a story that after 66 years he still does not understand: How he survived the bloody assault on Omaha Beach on D-Day, when so many of his fellow US infantrymen... [Read more]

Two South Philadelphia Vets Fight to Honor D-Day Leadership

By Edward Colimore/Inquirer Staff Writer Sixty-six years ago Saturday night, Army Sgt. Bill Guarnere was dressed to kill. Ammunition and hand grenades bulged from his uniform and a Tommy gun was slung over his shoulder as he sat in a C-47 transport on its way to Normandy, France. By 1 a.m. – on... [Read more]

Milwaukee Journal: Wisconsin Native and 82nd Airborne Hero Featured in WWII Documentary

Fond du Lac, WI – Germany’s Mark V Panther tanks were feared. The tank’s high-velocity 75mm gun could pierce the steel armor of any tank fielded by the Allies during World War II. America’s Sherman tanks were no match against it, and with a top speed of 28 mph and an exceptional... [Read more]