Bannon`s War Room Episode 4892: Bringing Home Our Troops From The Pacific Lost In WW2; Denying Conventional Order
Oct 31, 2025
Sergeant Major Justin LaHue, a decorated veteran and leader of History Flight, discusses his mission to locate and repatriate missing WWII servicemen. He shares insights from the Long Road walk, which honors Marines and raises awareness for their sacrifices. LaHue reflects on his combat experiences in Najaf and Fallujah, and touches on the strategic significance of the Battle of Tarawa and its unreturned Marines. He highlights ethical concerns about recent construction disturbing American remains, emphasizing the emotional toll on families seeking closure.
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History Flight's Repatriation Mission
- Cleo Pascal describes History Flight, a private charity that locates and repatriates WWII and other missing U.S. service members.
- She highlights their work on Tarawa and the "Long Road" route to raise awareness and returns.
250-Mile Walk To Honor Marines
- Sergeant Major Justin LaHue is walking 250 miles from Ground Zero to Quantico to honor the 250th Marine Corps anniversary.
- He carries 20–40 lb packs, covers ~20 miles per day, and uses the route to raise awareness and funds for recoveries.
POW/MIA Flag's Forgotten Significance
- LaHue emphasizes the POW/MIA flag's unique national role and fading public understanding of its meaning.
- He started public outreach after a post office encounter to remind citizens why the flag matters.
