A Fictional Interview with Werner Franz at Naval Air Station Lakehurst TRAVEL IN TIME WITH DAN | Lakehurst, New Jersey — Evening, May 6, 1937 AUTHOR’S NOTE: The following is a fictional historical interview. Werner Franz (1922–2014) was the 14-year-old cabin boy aboard the LZ 129 Hindenburg, and would become the last surviving […]
Standing Firm Under Fire: Leadership Lessons from Fort McHenry Welcome to a journey back to 1814! Today, we are exploring Baltimore, Maryland, at a site that is both a national monument and a historic shrine: Fort McHenry. Often associated with our national anthem, this fort represents a pivotal moment in what many call the
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New Castle Court House: The Birthplace of the “First State” If you are looking for a place where travel, history, and leadership intersect, look no further than New Castle, Delaware. This beautiful town is one of the best-preserved colonial towns in America, strategically located on the Delaware River between New York and the Chesapeake
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