Halsey's Typhoon
In December 1944, as General Douglas MacArthur continued the invasion of the Philippines, Admiral William “Bull” Halsey’s Third Fleet was caught in a violent typhoon that capsized ships, resulted in the loss of hundreds of sailors, and set in motion extraordinary acts of courage and survival. Halse…
CarneyShow 10.08.26 Gerry Marian, Tom Clavin, Brendan Wiese, Alex Stone
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Bob Drury is one of few authors who had shrapnel in him
(Part 4)
Bob and his co-author, Tom Clavin, write about a man who was captured in WW2 three times, parachuted into German-occupied France twice, and forced some Nazi officers to toast FDR once. And the most interesting part is, it's all true. His name was Peter Ortiz, also known as The Phantom. Al…
The Marine the Nazis Couldn’t Kill: Bob Drury on WWII Spy Major Pete Ortiz
In this special simulcast of **The Neil Haley Show** and **Celebrity Interviews Live From the Grotto without Greg Hanna**, **Neil “The Media Giant” Haley** speaks with New York Times bestselling author and journalist **Bob Drury** about his new book, **The Phantom: The Untold Story of the American …
Bob Drury, Craig DeRoche, and Wayne Miller
Bob Drury, Craig DeRoche, and Wayne Miller
On a simulcast of the celebrity interviews live from the Grotto, the recurring segment with co-host Greg Hanna, Neil welcomes New York Times bestselling author Bob Drury to talk about The Phantom: The Untold Story of the American Marine the Nazis Could Not…
10/14/26. Tom Clavin. "The Phantom"
We reconnect with Tom Clavin to talk about his latest book (co-written with Bob Drury) ..... "The Phantom: The Untold Story of the American Marine the Nazis Could Not Kill." Peter Ortiz was a U.S. Marine who proved to be extraordinarily effective spy, scout and saboteur working in conjunction wi…
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