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baltimore. he recently joined us to talk about the fort bombardment and the creation of the star spangled banner. this is about 30 minutes. you are looking at the arrival of tall ships at baltimore's fort mchenry. welcome to american history tv on cspan3 where we'll be live until 2:00 p.m. eastern today, taking your calls and talking with historians about this little-known war. we'll go live to ft. mchenry now, the home of the star spangled banner. we are joined by vince vaise. chief of interpretation at ft. mchenry thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> before we ge...
>> for the next three hours, more about the causes and the course of the little never war of 1812. we begin with vincent vaise. he recently joined us to talk about "the star spangled banner." this is about 30 minutes. you are looking at the arrival of tall ships at baltimore's fort mchenry. welcome to american history tv on cspan3 where we'll be live today. we are joined by vince vaise. before we get into our conversation with you we want to invite our viewers by phone. the number -- make sure you mute your calls when you call in. >> this made the flag the symbol of the american peop...
anniversary of the war of 1812 is under way. welcome to "american history tv" on c-span 3. we'll be live until 2:00 p.m. eastern today taking your calls and talking with historians about this little-known war. we go live to ft. mchenry now, the home of "the star spangled banner" where we're joined by vince vaise of the national park service. he is the chief of interpretation at ft. mchenry. vince, thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning! >> before we get into our conversation with you about ft. mchenry, we do want to invite our viewers to join us by phone. an easy way to ...