Tales On The Rocks Podcast: Episode 14 | What happend on this island was horrifying

Tales On The Rocks Podcast: Episode 16 | The Execution of Eddie Slovik

In this episode, we delve into the haunting story of Eddie Slovik, the only American soldier executed for desertion during World War II. We'll explore the circumstances that led to his decision to flee the front lines, the military's response, and the moral complexities surrounding his case. Join us as we uncover the life of a man caught between fear and duty, and the broader implications of his tragic fate.

Tales On The Rocks Podcast: Episode 15 | No Gun Ri Massacre

In this episode, we explore the No Gun Ri massacre, a tragic event during the Korean War where US soldiers killed unarmed South Korean refugees. We'll discuss the historical context and the lasting impact on civilian experiences in wartime. Join us as we uncover this somber chapter of history.

Tales On The Rocks Podcast: Episode 14 | What happend on this island was horrifying

During WWII, the United States military targeted an island off the coast of Japan to destroy radio towers that the Japanese military used to communicate to their troops. On one of these bombing runs, several pilots and crews were taken prisoner of war. What happened to them during their containment would shock the world when the information was released.

Episode 13 | Story time with the boys and some high quality rum

On this episode the boys talk stories while enjoying a nice bottle of Ron Zacapa XO rum they all went in on. Just a casual 45 minutes of discussion.

Tales On The Rocks Podcast: Episode 12 | Operation Mincemeat

In April of 1943, Spanish fisherman discovered a body floating off the coast of Spain in a full miltary uniform identified as Maj. William Martin of the Royal Marines. Maj. Martin however had a briefcase with highly sensitive documents in it that would change the tide of WWII and assist the Allies defeat of the Nazis. This story of careful planning, attention to detail and compartmented operations would change the future of covert missions forever.