Writing

June 6, D-Day from Dispatches

J U N E 6: D – DAY, EIGHTY YEARS ON By Jack Woodville London I was honored to...

Why D-Day Still Matters, Op-Ed in the Houston Chronicle

  Eighty years ago, the world suffered because one man in Europe had seized control of his country’s military,...

Keynote at the 80th Anniversary of D-Day Landings – Brittany American Military Cemetery | Saint-James, France

Autumn 2017

My Autumn is filling up.  Here is where I’m scheduled to speak and to give classes and presentations during...

From Tet to Tet in Vietnam: March 10-11, 1968

COURAGE, WITH NO HOPE:  THE MEN OF RADAR LIMA SITE 85 The last North Vietnamese attack of the January...

Hope, and Courage. On this day…

The Tet, February 29, 1968 The Tet attack on Huễ became the longest battle during the Tet offensive of...

Hope and Courage

On this day in 1968, in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, American marines defended the assault on Khe Sanh...

Touching the Past: In Honor of Veterans

The way led down a paved road, then another mile on a rough road past a farmhouse, then off...

St. Crispin’s Day, 600 years on: We few, we happy few, we band of brothers.

October 25 is St. Crispin’s Day, originally celebrated for a cobbler who was martyred by the Romans in AD...