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Ginger's Journey: A World War II Conversation (opens the original)
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Over the course of America’s 250 years, the nation’s military has been involved in many wars and conflicts around the globe, none bigger than World War II. In this week’s edition of Ginger’s Journey, I catch up with a World War II veteran as he gets a visit from the head of Nebraska’s National Guard. “When that was declared. You know, the war being over, there was a lot of elbows being bent," said Jerry Uerling. "I bet that was a happy day," said Strong. “Yeah. Yeah. That was really was," said U
Ginger's Journey: Refueling Icon meets Adjutant General (opens the original)
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The 250th birthday of the United States of America is a perfect time to celebrate the men and women who served this country in the military. Recently the leader of the Nebraska National Guard met with some veterans in McCook, Nebraska as part of a statewide community partnership project, and he sat down with a man who is part of some Air Force history of his own. “I spent 25 years in the Air Force.” Okay. “And retired.” That’s Dick Trail, someone people in McCook know as a writer in the McCook G
Ginger's Journey: Two Heroes Meet (opens the original)
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“Rumor had it you're an amazing veteran," said Nebraska Nat'l Guard Adjutant General Craig Strong. Nebraska National Guard Adjutant General Craig Strong made his way to McCook as part of the Guard’s Community Partnership program, and while he was in town, he met with Dick Trail. Trail served in the military for 25 years and was in the first ever graduating class at the Air Force Academy, class of 1959. “I think you're the first person I've ever met that was part of that first class," said Strong
Ginger's Journey: Following her 'God gut' (opens the original)
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The history of this country isn’t just recorded in the written word and the spoken word, but the ones that are sung as well. And there’s no female singer that exemplifies the history of country music in the U.S. better than Dolly Parton. In this week’s edition of ‘Ginger’s Journey’, I sit down with a young lady from Nebraska whose current place in the music industry is in large part thanks to her sequel to one of Dolly’s most famous songs. While BELLES’s story is now, and forever, connected to D
Ginger's Journey: 'Son of Jolene' unites Dolly, BELLES (opens the original)
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Making the trip from Nebraska to Nashville may take a day or two drive, but for one young lady born and raised in the Cornhusker State, it’s been a life-long dream that’s beyond compare to make it in Music City that just got a big boost from one of the most famous female artists in country music history. “It is the most clever song that I think I've ever heard," said Dolly Parton. “I'm so honored to have your voice on this song," said BELLES. “Oh, it was good. I mean, it was a perfect, perfect o
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