“NO HOME FOR HEROES” explores history’s military mysteries regarding lost service men and women who were classified as “Missing In Action”. Each podcast features information from the actual investigative case files of the Chief Rick Stone and Family Charitable Foundation who is committed to providing information to the families of America’s long forgotten MIA’s.

A lot of what you hear will surprise you. Some of what you hear will make you sad. And much of what you hear will make you angry. But all of what you hear will make you proud of our American heroes.

Recently, one of our NO HOME FOR HEROES podcast listeners sent us this email, an excerpt of which is re-printed here with his permission:

Chief Stone,

The family of Carl Spencer Johnson would like to thank you for featuring his story on your podcast “No Home for Heroes” on you latest episode (Episode 50), “All Things Come to Those Who Wait”.

As you know, last Friday we had a beautiful graveside ceremony, where Uncle Carl was given full military honors. The Navy, Admiral Nowakowski, the Patriot Riders, a detail from Luke AFB, and my brother Carl Robert Dahl, who was also in the Navy as a physician at the end of the Vietnam War, made it a day to remember!

All of my siblings were in attendance, and nearly one hundred family members were there.

Thank you and the Chief Rick Stone and Family Foundation for your part in making this all possible. It has been such a blessing to our family. I am so grateful that my niece, Gretchen Allen, contacted you in 2016 and that we went from a series of “ … and nothing happened…” to a wonderful day of tribute to a brave young sailor who was part of saving the lives of hundreds of his fellow crewmen, as he did his duty in flooding the powder magazines deep in the battleship West Virginia.

This fulfilled my Grandparent’s dream of having their son return home. Carl is buried by his parents (my grandparents) Zeno and Margaret Johnson, my parents, his sister Katherine and Richard Dahl, and also his sister Anita and his cousin David. It is in a old part of the Greenwood Lawn Cemetery in Phoenix. We thought it would be difficult to find a plot, when we found there was one waiting for him all this time!

A boyhood friend of Carl’s, Ronnie Luplow, age 97 (same age Carl would be) was watching his usual news channel on Christmas Eve when for some reason he changed the channel and saw a news story about Carl coming home. His daughter commented on the news channel’s website, my niece saw it and managed to contact her. Ronnie was able to be at the ceremony! Ronnie served in WWll as a landing craft pilot on Iwo Jima and Guadalcanal. He was finally able to say goodbye to his friend he had grown up with.

Again, Thank you for making this possible!

Daniel Dahl, M.D.

(Dr. Dahl is the nephew of Seaman 1st Class Carl Johnson, a hero who lost his life on board the USS West Virginia at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941)

These FREE episodes are NOW AVAILABLE for you to listen. The episodes are AUDIO ONLY and do not contain video images or any advertisements.

Just CLICK on the title of the episode you wish to listen to and it will begin to play automatically (you may need to adjust the sound level of your device).

EPISODE 81: SOMEWHERE OVER SAIPAN : The case of ARM2c Howard Martin Rivers

EPISODE 80: A FIANCEE SEARCHES IN VAIN : The case of PFC Harry Cronkhite

EPISODE 79: THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF CHARLIE 9 : The case of LTjg Charles Wilburn Scott Hulland

EPISODE 78: SEARCHING FOR A MISSING OKIE : The case of SGT John Terry Brackeen

EPISODE 77: FINDING PRIVATE RYAN : The case of PFC Kenneth John Ryan

EPISODE 76: THE UNSOLVED MYSTERY OF SEAMAN BING

EPISODE 75: OVERCOMING MULTIPLE SNAFUs TO IDENTIFY A MIA : The case of CPL Andrew Pellerito

EPISODE 74: SURVIVING TWO PACIFIC BATTLES ONLY TO DISAPPEAR IN THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE : The case of CAPT George William Stivers Jr.

EPISODE 73: A LOST MARINE DESTINED FOR THE SILVER SCREEN : The case of PFC Richard Wilson Courtleigh

EPISODE 72: FINDING A LOST SAILOR WHO GAVE HIS LIFE JACKET TO A FRIEND : The case of S1c George Stanley Abbott

EPISODE 71: SHARING A COFFIN: THE BAFFLING MYSTERY OF UNKNOWN X-282 : The case of PFC Raymond Milton Stephens

EPISODE 70: LOST AT SEA FOR OVER 75 YEARS? NO, NOT REALLY : The case of SK3c Alvin Wilder Rahn

EPISODE 69: MISIDENTIFIED – THE STRANGE CASE OF CAPTAIN WALKER : The case of CAPT Edward Glenn Walker

EPISODE 68: THE NAVY BURIED THEM AT SEA BUT NO ONE TOLD THE FAMILIES

EPISODE 67: A PEARL HARBOR MYSTERY THAT HAD EVEN THE NAVY CONFUSED : The case of EM3c Charles Darling Brown

EPISODE 66: A POLICE OFFICER’S SON VANISHES IN BATTLE : The case of SGT Clayton Mitchell

EPISODE 65: A CHINA MARINE MEETS HIS FATE : The case of GYSGT Alphonse Dumais

EPISODE 64: FINDING A ROCK IN AN AUSTRALIAN CLOUD – Part Two : The case CAPT Joseph Potter McLaughlin

EPISODE 63: FINDING A ROCK IN AN AUSTRALIAN CLOUD – Part One : The case of CAPT Joseph Potter McLaughlin

EPISODE 62: THE CASE OF THE MISSING FLORIST : The case of PFC Joseph Edwin Ault

EPISODE 61: THE USS INDIANAPOLIS: SHOW ME A HERO AND I’LL WRITE YOU A TRAGEDY : The case of CAPT Charles Butler McVay III

EPISODE 60: DEAR MOM, I WON’T BE COMING HOME : The case of PFC Matthew Getson Jr.

EPISODE 59: I’D BET THE HOUSE TO BRING BUD HOME : The case of TSGT Harry Arnold Carlsen

EPISODE 58: GENERAL PATTON WATCHES OVER HIM, BUT NO ONE VISITS HIS GRAVE : The case of PFC William F. Halloran

EPISODE 57: COME HOME TO ME, CLIFF : The case of PVT Clifford Siegel

EPISODE 56: DEAD OR ALIVE? THE NAVY SAID HE WAS LOST AT SEA, MOM SAID HE WAS ALIVE AND WELL : The case of RT2c Clarence William Donnor

EPISODE 55: FROM PEARL HARBOR TO TARAWA: TWO BROTHERS, TWO MARINES, TWO MIA’S : The case of PFC Lawrence John Griffin and PVT Robert Joseph Griffin

EPISODE 54: FINDING ONE LOST AIRMAN FROM THE “SWEEPY TIME GAL” : The case of 1st LT Robert E. Moessner

EPISODE 53: TWO HEROES BURIED SIDE BY SIDE; BUT ONLY ONE CAME HOME : The case of PVT Edwin Harold Vancil

EPISODE 52: THE PROVERBIAL “INNOCENT BYSTANDER” BECOMES A MIA : The case of S2c Clarence Edward McDaniel

EPISODE 51: CONNECTING TWO MYSTERIES: A LOST COMPANY OF MARINES AND A LOST CEMETERY : The case of C Company, 1st Battalion, 8th Marines

EPISODE 50: ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT : The case of S1c Carl Spencer Johnson

EPISODE 49: “WHATSA MATTER? YA WANNA LIVE FOREVER?” : The case of PVT Farris Gilbert Byrd

EPISODE 48: LOST AT SEA AND FOUND IN NEW YORK : The case of 2nd LT George McClennan Johnson

EPISODE 47: MIA GHOSTS TRAPPED ON THE BOTTOM OF PEARL HARBOR : The case of E1c Clifford Nathan Olds, E3c Ronald Burdette Endicott, and E1c Louis Albert Costin

EPISODE 46: UNKNOWN X-168 – THE MIDGET CASE : The case of PFC Manuel Menendez

EPISODE 45: SOLVING TWO MYSTERIES BY FINDING ONE MIA : The case of PFC Alfred Edwards

EPISODE 44: A MIA FROM THE WAR TO END ALL WARS : The case of PVT Murphy Joseph Cole

EPISODE 43: THE CASE OF THE VANISHING CORPSMAN : The case of PhM1c Robert Glenn Smith

EPISODE 42: A CASE WITH MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS : The case of LTjg Hobart Hare Throckmorton

EPISODE 41: LOST AND FOUND FOUR TIMES, A MARINE IS STILL MISSING : The case of CPL John Silas Spence

EPISODE 40: FINDING “OLD SHAKY” BURIED IN A GLACIER WITH 52 MIA’S ABOARD – Part 2

EPISODE 39: FINDING “OLD SHAKY” BURIED IN A GLACIER WITH 52 MIA’S ABOARD – Part 1

EPISODE 38: AT AGE 89, FEENEY WAS THE LOVE OF MY LIFE : The case of PFC John Thomas Feeney

EPISODE 37: CAN A CAP SOLVE A PEARL HARBOR MYSTERY? : The case of ENS George Hellworth Gilbert

EPISODE 36: LOVE AND LOSS IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC : The case of PVT William Franklin Cowart

EPISODE 35: THE LAST FLIGHT OF THE SILVER DOLLAR – Part 2 : The case of 1st LT James F. Gatlin and 2nd LT Stephen V. Biezis

EPISODE 34: THE LAST FLIGHT OF THE SILVER DOLLAR-Part 1 : The case of 1st LT James F. Gatlin and 2nd LT Stephen V. Biezis

EPISODE 33: IS A TARAWA MIA BURIED IN ARLINGTON’S TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER? The case of Unknown X-231

EPISODE 32: A MOTHER’S LOVE : The case of CPL Vincent Richard Condelario

EPISODE 31: FINDING RABBIT : The case of PFC Elmer Lewis Mathies Jr.

EPISODE 30: EVERY BURIAL AS AN “UNKNOWN” IS REALLY A MIA : The case of PFC John Taylor Burke

EPISODE 29: A COOK WHO REFUSED TO BE LEFT BEHIND : The case of PFC Louis Faria

EPISODE 28: A PRIEST GOES TO WAR : The case of PFC Edward Augustine Nalazek

EPISODE 27: LOST IN BATTLE…FOUND AT HOME : The case of PVT Dominick Joseph Colangelo

EPISODE 26: A MIA BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY : The case of PVT Paul Franklin Huffman

EPISODE 25: THE CRASH OF THE “BIG OPERATOR” : The case of 2nd LT John Young Thames Jr.

EPISODE 24: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO JOHN? : The case of SGT John Andrew Blankeburg

EPISODE 23: “DEAR SON, WE WILL NEVER MEET…” : The case of SSGT Donald Steven Kovis

EPISODE 22: DID MISSING A TRAIN COST A MARINE HIS LIFE? : The case of PFC Morris Benjamin Laycock

EPISODE 21: FINDING A LOST TUSKEGEE AIRMAN : The case of LT Fred Lorenzo Brewer Jr.

EPISODE 20: SEVEN HEROES BURIED SIDE BY SIDE…BUT NEVER FOUND : The cases of PVT Elvis Arthur Dill, PFC Harris Kent Duff, PVT Adelphis Joseph Messier, PVT Howard Elmer Miller, PFC Raymond Arthur Pickering, PVT Fay Gene Teter, and PFC Stanley Winnemucca

EPISODE 19: THE ETERNAL PATROL OF THE USS TRITON : The case of S1c Joseph Fedorchak

EPISODE 18: THE FIGHTING FOOL FROM BOWIE, TEXAS : The case of PVT Jack Rudolph Stambaugh

EPISODE 17: FINDING PRIVATE FOX…WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? The case of PFC Jack Junior Fox

EPISODE 16: A U-BOAT ATTACK AFTER THE WAR WAS OVER : The case of AS George Frederick Balser

EPISODE 15: THE LOST PHANTOMS OF TARAWA : The case of PFC Royal Lawrence Waltz

EPISODE 14: THE CASE OF THE “BLONDE BOMBER” : The case of CPL Ellison Barton Harding

EPISODE 13: A TARAWA “WHODUNIT” : The case of PVT John Merrill Tillman

EPISODE 12: THE CASE OF THE SICILIAN FINGERPRINT : The case of S1c Paul Bernard Wilson

EPISODE 11: CINDY FINDS A MAP WITH “X MARKS THE SPOT” : The cases of PFC Ben Hadden Gore and PFC Lawrence Ronald Roberts

EPISODE 10: A “WEE VEE” SAILOR REPORTS HOME : The case of F1c Angelo Michael Gabriele

EPISODE 9: GOLDY GOES HOME : The case of CPL Claire Eulin Goldtrap

EPISODE 8: A MARINE LOST BEFORE HIS DAUGHTER WAS BORN : The case of PFC Victor Harold Feldner

EPISODE 7: SHAKING THE TREE SEARCHING FOR SEAMAN ELM : The case of S1c Earl Leroy Morrison

EPISODE 6: A MARINE AT 16 AND A MIA AT 17 : The case of PVT Edwin William Jordan

EPISODE 5: THE CASE OF EDWARD’S DOG TAGS : The case of PFC Alfred Edwards

EPISODE 4: A SHOT IN THE DARK : The case of LCDR Edward Henry O’Hare

EPISODE 3: THE MIA’s WHO NEVER WERE

EPISODE 2: THE MYTH OF NO MAN LEFT BEHIND

NEXT NEW EPISODE SCHEDULED RELEASE DATES:

January 2022

Your podcast host is Chief Rick Stone

“We hope you have enjoyed listening to our podcasts. Don’t forget to check out each one of our exciting episodes with a different story about a missing American hero.”

“As always, we greatly appreciate your comments about our Foundation’s efforts and encourage you to contact us.”

Email your comments about our podcasts to: Chief Rick Stone

SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE!! ACT NOW!!

SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO LISTEN TO OUR PODCASTS ON THE FOLLOWING AVAILABLE SERVICES OR WHEREVER YOU PREFER TO DOWNLOAD YOUR PODCASTS:

NORMALLY, WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE YOU WILL AUTOMATICALLY RECEIVE A NOTICE ON YOUR PERSONAL DEVICE **WHEN THE NEWEST EPISODE OF “NO HOME FOR HEROES” IS RELEASED… WITHOUT HAVING TO CHECK BACK ON OUR WEBSITE.**

“NO ADVERTISEMENTS…NO COMMERCIALS…NO SPONSORS…IT’S CONVENIENT, EASY, AND FREE!”

“NO HOME FOR HEROES” is a trademark of the Chief Rick Stone and Family Charitable Foundation. The podcasts contain no advertising and neither the Foundation, hosts or guests receive any compensation for their creation or participation in the podcasts. Podcast episodes of “NO HOME FOR HEROES” are produced from the actual copyrighted investigative files of the Chief Rick Stone and Family Charitable Foundation for the private use of our audience and intended to provide information to the families of missing American service men and women. Any other use of these podcasts without the express written permission of the Chief Rick Stone and Family Charitable Foundation is strictly prohibited.