In No Surrender, Chris Edmonds tells the unforgettable story of his father, Roddie Edmonds, an American POW, and the acts of defiance against his Nazi captors that saved hundreds of Jewish American soldier's lives.  

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In&nbsp;No Surrender, Chris Edmonds tells the&nbsp;unforgettable story of his father, Roddie Edmonds, an American POW,&nbsp;and the acts of defiance against his Nazi captors that saved hundreds of Jewish American soldier's lives.&nbsp;&nbsp; Leave a review and tell us what you think about this episode! Visit us at ConnectingVets.com!

Vet stories are more than just war stories. They're stories that changed our lives, stories of hope, loss, and sometimes the laughter where no one else can find it.

This is VetStory.

Vet stories are more than just war stories. They're stories that changed our lives, stories of hope, loss, and sometimes the laughter where no one else can find it.
This is VetStory.

VetStory

Connecting Vets

Vet stories are more than just war stories. They're stories that changed our 
lives, stories of hope, loss, and sometimes the laughter where no one else 
can find it.
This is VetStory.

An act of defiance that saved Jewish-American soldiers

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Go to ConnectingVets to learn more or go to Team Room Talk with Chris Mcphee

While we're producing the next season of VetStory, we're happy to introduce you to one of our podcast partners "Team Room Talk with Chris Mcphee". Host Chris Mcphee is a retired Green Beret who has some amazing and candid conversations with his guests that range from entrepreneurs to elite military operators. I think you're really going to like this show.
Go to <a href="https://www.connectingvets.com">ConnectingVets</a> to learn more or go to <a href="http://www.teamroomtalkpodcast.com/">Team Room Talk with Chris Mcphee</a>

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VetStory is proud to present "Prisoners of War", from the Radio Diaries podcast. This is the untold story of US service members who did time in an American military prison during the height of the Vietnam conflict.

*Discretion is advised*

This story was produced by Sarah Kate Kramer for Radio Diaries, with help from Joe Richman and Nellie Gilles [GILL-es] and was edited by Deborah George and Ben Shapiro. To hear more stories from Radio Diaries, subscribe to their podcast. Use your podcast app of choice or visit www.radiodiaries.org. Radio Diaries is part of the Radiotopia network from PRX.

VetStory is proud to present "Prisoners of War", from the Radio Diaries podcast. This is the untold story of US service members who did time in an American military prison during the height of the Vietnam conflict. *Discretion is advised* This story was produced by Sarah Kate Kramer for Radio Diaries, with help from Joe Richman and Nellie Gilles [GILL-es] and was edited by Deborah George and Ben Shapiro. To hear more stories from Radio Diaries, subscribe to their podcast. Use your podcast app of choice or visit www.radiodiaries.org. Radio Diaries is part of the Radiotopia network from PRX.

Radio Diaries presents "Prisoners of War"

George Blake was a member of the Allied Secret Intelligence Service and one of the most notorious Soviet spies of our time. Author Steve Vogel takes us inside the Berlin Tunnel, one of the greatest espionage operations of the Cold War to tap and record KGB communications, and the spy who almost brought it all down.

George Blake was a member of the Allied Secret Intelligence Service and one of the most notorious Soviet spies of our time. Author Steve Vogel takes us inside the Berlin Tunnel, one of the greatest espionage operations of the Cold War to tap and record KGB communications, and the spy who almost brought it all down.

An act of defiance that saved Jewish-American soldiers

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