Upcoming Speakers
Join us in making history come alive!
October 5, 2023
Wilbur “Jack” Myers- Myers joined the army in 1943, serving as an anti-tank gunner in the 104th Infantry Division. First stationed in Cherbourg, France, his unit advanced to Aachen, Germany, and fought with Patton’s Army in the Battle of the Bulge. First fighting using a three-inch anti-tank gun, Jack later served with the crew on a 40 ton M36 tank destroyer. Myers was injured in March, 1945, and spent the rest of the war recovering in England. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his service. Come join us for what promises to be an amazing meeting with this decorated WWII veteran.
(See more details about Jack in the “Speaker Press Releases” page on this website.)
For a live streaming of the presentation, go to our WWII Roundtable YouTube channel below. We are also proud to be able to enhance your access to our past speaker’s talks through the same YouTube account.
Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrkp7fzeAYqNmMXHziXR3Fg/featured
As always our meetings are open to all free of charge. Except for a small amount to cover expenses, the funds raised through book sales, and the free-will offering taken at the end of our in-person meetings, are donated to charities selected by the Board of Directors. Check out the various organizations that we, and you, have supported by viewing the “Charitable Contributions” page on this website.
If you have any questions or comments,
or know of any possible WWII speakers,
please contact Roundtable President Dr. Christopher Huffman.
Phone: (717) 798-2200
Email: DrChrisHuffman@aol.com
Join us in making history come alive!
October 5, 2023
Wilbur “Jack” Myers- Myers joined the army in 1943, serving as an anti-tank gunner in the 104th Infantry Division. First stationed in Cherbourg, France, his unit advanced to Aachen, Germany, and fought with Patton’s Army in the Battle of the Bulge. First fighting using a three-inch anti-tank gun, Jack later served with the crew on a 40 ton M36 tank destroyer. Myers was injured in March, 1945, and spent the rest of the war recovering in England. He was awarded the Bronze Star for his service. Come join us for what promises to be an amazing meeting with this decorated WWII veteran.
(See more details about Jack in the “Speaker Press Releases” page on this website.)
For a live streaming of the presentation, go to our WWII Roundtable YouTube channel below. We are also proud to be able to enhance your access to our past speaker’s talks through the same YouTube account.
Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrkp7fzeAYqNmMXHziXR3Fg/featured
As always our meetings are open to all free of charge. Except for a small amount to cover expenses, the funds raised through book sales, and the free-will offering taken at the end of our in-person meetings, are donated to charities selected by the Board of Directors. Check out the various organizations that we, and you, have supported by viewing the “Charitable Contributions” page on this website.
If you have any questions or comments,
or know of any possible WWII speakers,
please contact Roundtable President Dr. Christopher Huffman.
Phone: (717) 798-2200
Email: DrChrisHuffman@aol.com
