"WWII TIMES"
Mike Stockman
2025 MONTHLY DINNER PROGRAMS
(Meet 4th Monday every month - except December)
Dinner (RSVP), $11 + table tip, please (tip not included with $11)
5:00 pm doors open - 6:00 PM dinner served
7:00 PM program starts
JANUARY 27
FEBRUARY 24
MARCH 24
APRIL 28
MAY 19
JUNE 23
JULY 28
AUGUST 25
SEPTEMBER 22
OCTOBER 27
NOVEMBER 24
DECEMBER (No meeting)
MISSION STATEMENT
The Indianapolis Ernie Pyle Chapter of the WWII Roundtable was formed in 1987.
Every month we have Veterans, guests and members share their real-life stories.
We bring in speakers who are experts and authors of military history, including local leaders of the military community.
Our diverse members are Veterans, Veteran families, friends or military enthusiasts, war aficionados and history buffs.
We learn about history and meet real American heroes.
In Memory
Current Newsletter:
John Shively, Author/historian
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World War II Times Apr 1989 Special Issue Vol. 4 No. 3 (Part 1 & 2)
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Join us!
Learn about WWII history from the heroes that lived it.
Meet authors, heroes, historians, history buffs & Veterans.
Everyone is welcome - all ages!
Political Prisoner of the Nazis in WW2:
"Testament to Courage"
Share and view events for Veterans, friends & families all around Central Indiana.
2025 ANNUAL DUES
Veteran Family $20
Non-Veteran Family $25
WWII Veterans FREE Membership.
Make check payable to: WWII Roundtable Inc.
MAIL TO: Andy Fulks, Treasurer, WWII Roundtable Inc.
917 E Walnut St, Lebanon, IN 46052
CASH: Pay in person with check or cash at the sign-in table.
TO JOIN:
Attend a meeting, provide your contact information and pay your dues in person, check or cash.
World War II Times Mar 1989 Vol. 4, No. 2 part 1 & 2
"I just posted to my YouTube channel page the latest lecture in the series on Strategic Bombing of Japan. The first lecture was on Operation Matterhorn, the strategic bombing of Japan from China. The second lecture will be about the fire bombing of Japan. The fourth lecture will be about the race between the Allies and Nazi Germany to build the bomb. The fifth lecture will be about the building of the bomb - the Manhattan Project. The final lecture in this series will be about the two atomic missions to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
To better understand what happens during a nuclear explosion, I think you should have a basic understanding of nuclear physics. That is the topic of this lecture.
Please feel free to make any comments as to errors that you might find. " John Shively
Link to Nuclear Fission:https://youtu.be/PlbxXA43nsw
Guest Speaker
World War II Times Nov 1989 Vol. 4, No. 6 (Part 1 & 2)
WWII Roundtable Dinner Program
Monday, July 28, 2025
(Click on Bob's photo to link to more pictures.)
Nuclear physics and the Bomb
Featured July Program
Please click on picture links to view newspapers (in two downloadable parts).
Find archives on the "Recommended Reading" page.
(More issues to come.)
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World War II Times Jan 1989 Vol. 4, No. 1 part 1 & 2
Our new Commemorative Challenge Coins are given FREE to all WWII Veterans.
They are also available with a $10 donation.
Historical Newspaper Collection:
In Memory
"Lecture No. 3 of six part series on strategic bombing campaign of Japan - nuclear physics and the Bomb"
World War II Times Jul 1989 Vol. 4, No. 4 (Part 1 & 2)
Northside Events & Social Club (formerly "Knights of Columbus")
2100 E 71st Street, Indianapolis, Indiana
Doors open - 5 PM. Dinner/(RSVP) - 6 PM. Program - 7 PM.
"Fence at Flossenbürg." By US Army Signal Corps
The concentration camp diary 1940-1945 of a courageous German woman (the presenter's grandmother) who risked her life to save others.
INDIANAPOLIS WORLD WAR II ROUNDTABLE - ERNIE PYLE CHAPTER
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Charles "Charlie" Edward Dawson
August 5, 1932 — June 29, 2025
Indianapolis, Indiana
Send your RSVP to Karl Kleinbub, knj1002@myninestar.net, or phone (317) 607-6948, no later than Thursday, July 24.
Please bring exact change ($11 cash) for your dinner, plus a few dollars for your generous dinner tip. Drawing tickets are $5 (ea), and are optional. Prizes are your pick of a variety of military history collector artifacts and books.
Northside Events & Social Club
(formerly K of C)
2100 E 71st Street
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Where History and Heroes Meet