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In Episode 69 of The Fog of War and Humanity, host Rich Acritelli sits down with lifelong history buff and artifacts collector Bill Donahue to explore the power of personal stories in remembering our past. Bill shares how his passion for historical films led him from Stony Brook science student to a founding board member of Honor Flight Long Island—escorting hundreds of WWII, Korean and Vietnam veterans on their long‑overdue journeys home. He’ll also reveal his work rescuing and repatriating Japanese “good‑luck” flags through Oregon’s Obon Society, and preview an August film project that brings these 80‑year‑old battle relics back to the families who first gave them. Tune in for a deeply human look at how we honor service, heal wartime wounds, and keep history alive—one veteran and one artifact at a time.
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