Indomitable Run News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Published April 5, 2021 at 7:00 AM EDT Listen • 53:00 / As we rapidly lose our World War II veterans, our panel discusses how we, as a society, remember those who have served and died in war. We’ll hear from Maine's Army National Guard Command historian and two local authors with new books—one about five men who served aboard a famous Navy destroyer during World War II, and the other about the 45 students from one high school class who served in the military, 23 in Vietnam. Guests Lt. Jonathan Bratten, engineer officer and command historian in the Maine Army...

Book review of Ray Bradbury's "Killer, Come Back to Me: The Crime Stories of Ray Bradbury" by Chesapeake Central Library's deputy director Zachary Elder, with recent additions.

‘Unsinkable’ Review: Set Ablaze, Still Fighting German planes were spotted high above. What followed may have been the most intense aerial attack on a single ship during all of World War II. The USS Plunkett. Photo: James Sullivan By Bartle Bull Dec. 16, 2020 6:21 pm ET On Jan. 24, 1944, the destroyer USS Plunkett found herself offshore Anzio, Italy, supporting the embattled Allied beachhead there. The ship had had an eventful year, participating in the invasions of North Africa and Sicily. Like all destroyers, Plunkett was fa...