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Tigers by the Fire
Michael Arvites
38 episodes
2 weeks ago
In this episode, the group will discuss the fabled "Ghost Army" of the 23rd Headquarters Special Troop. Learn how a group of artists, authors, and other non-traditional combat personnel helped win the intelligence war for the Allies.
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In this episode, the group will discuss the fabled "Ghost Army" of the 23rd Headquarters Special Troop. Learn how a group of artists, authors, and other non-traditional combat personnel helped win the intelligence war for the Allies.
Show more...
History
Education
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Matthew Gorbaty and the Albert H. Small Normandy Institute
Tigers by the Fire
24 minutes
2 years ago
Matthew Gorbaty and the Albert H. Small Normandy Institute
Matthew discusses his experiences in France through the Albert H. Small Normandy Institute. In 2023 Matthew participated in the Normandy Institute and was able to travel to Washington DC and Normandy France to learn more about the D-Day Invasions. As part of the program, Matthew researched a soldier, John C. Berlin, who he gave a eulogy for in Normandy.
Tigers by the Fire
In this episode, the group will discuss the fabled "Ghost Army" of the 23rd Headquarters Special Troop. Learn how a group of artists, authors, and other non-traditional combat personnel helped win the intelligence war for the Allies.