American Legion Post 50 SAL 50 New York USA
| Nov. 11, 2009 WVOX 1460 AM WVOX.com Sons of the American Legion Radio Report Special Veterans' Day Edition Host: Ken Kraetzer Guests: Pst 50 CDR Frank Barbieri Congresswoman Nita Lowey LTC Richard Goldenberg, NY National Guard Kristina Kaufman, Miliary Family Advocate Teacher, Author, SAL Member Todd Anton |
The "Sons of the American Legion Radio Report" can be heard live on WVOX
1460 AM in Westchester County and around the world on WVOX.com. The show
is broadcast every Monday from 2:30 to 3:00 PM.
The host of the program is Kenneth G. Kraetzer, Commander of Sons of the
American Legion in Pelham, NY; SAL Historian for Westchester County, and Vice
Commander for New York State. Please contact Ken at 914-450-9554 with any
questions or comments about this radio and Internet production.
The intro music, "To The Colors" has been provided courtesy of the US Navy
band based at Newport, RI.
The co-host on this segment was John Chuhran, a New Rochelle based PR
executive and Sons of the American Legion member.
We would like to thank WVOX for making this broadcast possible, the many
military Public Affairs Officers, and the national Public Relation staff of the
American Legion who are assisting us to tell the story of the military and veterans.
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Kristina Kaufmann, is a native of New Rochelle and graduate of the University of California
at Berkeley. She married her husband a West Point graduate in summer of 2001. Her
husband is now a Lt. Col and the couple live in the Washington DC area after time spent
in Oklahoma and North Carolina. Her Op-Ed article describing the unmet needs of military
families has drawn national attention and constructive commentary from both the
Secretary of Defense and the White House. In August she spoke to a general session of
the American Legion National convnetion
at Berkeley. She married her husband a West Point graduate in summer of 2001. Her
husband is now a Lt. Col and the couple live in the Washington DC area after time spent
in Oklahoma and North Carolina. Her Op-Ed article describing the unmet needs of military
families has drawn national attention and constructive commentary from both the
Secretary of Defense and the White House. In August she spoke to a general session of
the American Legion National convnetion