I remain fascinated by the possibilities afforded by integrating many different datatypes. With the ever-increasing list of sensors that can … Continue reading Pushing the Envelope at Fort Casey State Park
The last few months have been intense. First, the unpleasant stuff. I lost one of my closest friends in late … Continue reading The last few months . . .
Recently it occurred to me that both “phases” of my professional life have something in common: a ton of gear. … Continue reading A 40 Year Obsession with Gear
During the night of August 17-18, 1943 the Royal Air Force (RAF) launched Operation Hydra, a massive, nighttime bombing raid … Continue reading Operation Hydra
The photo on the left is known as “The photo that won World War II.” It was taken on the … Continue reading Buna – Papua New Guinea
What a powerful episode this was. One can’t help but be impressed by what the Nazis achieved technically with the … Continue reading Hitler’s Killer Rocket: Behind the Scenes
Tonight features the story of the V2 rocket developed by the Nazis. A gut-wrenching tale of technical innovation . . … Continue reading Buried Secrets of WWII: Hitler’s Killer Rocket
First episode done, five more to go. Thank you all for the kind words this morning. Marty, the crew and … Continue reading BSWWII Pearl Harbor – Behind the Scenes
It’s fitting that NatGeo chose tonight to premiere our new series, Buried Secrets of WWII. Yesterday, September 1st was of … Continue reading Buried Secrets of WWII – Pearl Harbor
Join Marty Morgan and I as we circle the globe to examine WWII battlefields using technology I am obsessed with. … Continue reading Buried Secrets of WWII
