aired Friday, November 11 at 9pm
P.O.W.: Passing on Wisdom
Vietnam Prisoners of War recall their experiences and reveal how they found gratitude afterwards.
In honor of America's military veterans, MPT is proud to present a slate of documentaries during November, a month designated as "National Veterans and Military Families Month."
Here you will find more than 15 hours of programming focused on those who've served, their experiences in war and peace, and the families who supported them and preserve their legacies.
Monday, November 6, 10pm (MPT2/Create®)
Independent Lens: Three Chaplains
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Tuesday, November 7, 10pm (MPT2/Create®)
To Be of Service
Friday, November 10, 9:30pm (MPT-HD)
Salute to Service: A Veterans Day Celebration
Friday, November 10, 10:30pm (MPT-HD)
Shrapnel Down: My Korean War Story
Saturday, November 11, 7pm (MPT-HD)
Dear Sirs
Saturday, November 11, 8pm (MPT2/Create®)
Maryland Vietnam War Stories
Saturday, November 11, 9pm(MPT-HD)
The Hello Girls
Saturday, November 11, 10pm (MPT-HD)
Stranger at Home: Healing the Psychological Wounds of War
Saturday, November 11, 11pm (MPT-HD)
P.O.W.: Passing on Wisdom
Sunday, November 12, 6pm (MPT-HD)
The 100 Days - Desert Storm - 1991
MPT is proud to join the Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs, the National Association of Counties, and other agencies, organizations, and individuals participating in Operation Green Light.
Operation Green Light is an annual initiative intended to raise awareness of the resources available to veterans and to show veterans they are seen, heard, and supported. Landmarks including MPT's Kaplan Studio and front plaza will be illuminated in green during the week of November 6-12.
To learn more about how you can get involved, visit veterans.maryland.gov/operation-green-light/.
aired Friday, November 11 at 9pm
Vietnam Prisoners of War recall their experiences and reveal how they found gratitude afterwards.
MPT Presents
Healed reveals a musician’s struggle to perform and thrive after being diagnosed with MS.
aired Friday, November 11 at 8pm on MPT2
Conversations with veterans reveal what life is like before, during and after action.
The story of a special U.S. Air Force squadron during the Vietnam War.
MPT Specials
U.S. involvement in South Vietnam's war grows as the first troops arrive in 1965.
This series traces the veteran experience across the arc of American history.
The story of this esteemed serviceman whose exploits in World War II made him among the most decorated soldiers in American history.
One mother's efforts to heal after her veteran son's suicide unleashes humanity's goodness.
This film commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and its continued significance.
An actor, dancer and soldier explore their identities as casualties of war via theater.
Helping hand for veterans who need assistance - CRRCs provide Veterans who are homeless and at risk of homelessness with one-stop access to community-based, multiagency services to promote permanent housing, health and mental health care, career development, and access to VA and non-VA benefits.
American Legion Post 122 honored two dozen veterans at Atrium Village retirement home where they talk about the value of service and sacrifice.
The state of Maryland is honoring women veterans who are now serving the state. They are also eligible for many benefits that they may not be aware of.
The WWII Foundation and the Best Defense Foundation share how they are honoring surviving WWII veterans, in some cases by bringing them back to the very battlefields they fought on.
The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration is thanking and honoring Vietnam veterans and their families on behalf of the nation for their service and sacrifice. Distinct recognition is being given to former prisoners of war and families of those still listed as missing in action.
Chris Heisler of the Honor Network talks about his mission to honor and pay respect to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. He travels around the country to present the official Honor Flag to grieving families.
Leah Cortez is an Army veteran and wife of an active duty soldier. Through her art exhibit at the Gaslight Gallery in Frederick, she shares her experiences of military life and has a distinct message about the price of freedom.
MPT takes a closer look at monumental legislation to expand benefits for millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. It is a huge relief for veterans who have long fought the Veterans Administration to get their treatment paid for.