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Unauthorized History Podcast at the National Museum of the Pacific War

Watch this recording of a live podcast from Seth Paridon and Jon Parshall in Fredericksburg Texas at the Helen McDonald Memorial Admiral Nimitz Conference. Seth and Jon brought their popular "Unauthorized History of the Pacific War Podcast" before a live audience as a highlight event for National Museum of the Pacific War's annual conference. History enthusiasts from the in-person and streaming audience had some challenging questions for Seth and Jon. To help answer some of those questions, look for special guest appearances from historian authors, John McManus and Rich Frank.

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U.S. Marine Corps Combat Correspondents in the Pacific | Douglass Daniel

In this webcast, historian and veteran journalist Douglass Daniel talks about his research into the U.S. Marine corps combat correspondents who served in the Pacific theater. Daniel’s book “Kill – Do Not Release” highlights the suppressed dispatches of combat correspondents and explains why reports were censored by the Navy.

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Remembering VJ Day in 2026 | McManus & Parshall

Watch this 2026 live webinar recording on the anniversary of VJ Day, September 2, 1945. Historian authors, Jon Parshall and John McManus, discuss events and answer questions related to the signing of the surrender documents on aboard the U.S.S. Missouri in Tokyo Bay.

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