Rick Revel: Mister History

Not only does Rick tell the story behind the song, but he also pays tribute to Bill Foster who was his mentor and inspiration for the lyrics.

Written by Rick Revel several years before the purge of American History began, "Keep 'em Flyin' Boys" will tug at the heart of those who love their Southern Heritage. If you love Dixie, this song will have you ready to rally around the flag.

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On his way to video a few scenes of the music video "Johnny Reb", Rick Revel tells you his story of how he came to record the hit song. Along the way he pays tribute to Merle Kilgore, his veteran family members and all the men in butternut and gray.

Once considered classified information, this War Department training film was designed to teach tank crewmen how to safely march in enemy territory. Amazingly, many tank crews trained in the state of Tennessee before being deployed to Europe, because the terrain was very similar.

Episode Three is filled with excitement as your host Rick Revel takes you on a tour of the 1850's Homeplace, The Meadows Hotel and the Reenactment Battle of Millsprings.

Rick Revel welcome you to his new ROKU Channel AME TV found on the Mid-South Broadcasting Channel. This short video will give a you a taste of the all American Etertainment and Education he has inm store for you. Music credits: "Your Beauty" by Brock Hewitt https://uppbeat.io/track/brock-hewitt-stories-in-sound/your-beauty "Rebel" by Mojo https://uppbeat.io/track/mojo/rebel

This film was shot by Navy cinematographers leading up to and during the Battle of Midway. The sights and sounds are real and not fabricated on a movie-set or sound-stage. This version has been digitally re-mastered to improve the film's quality. So man your machine-gun, the Zeros are diving for another bomb run.

This epic World War II classic film has been digitally re-mastered. Just over twenty minutes in length, this is a must see for history buffs of all ages. Not only are the colors more brilliant, the audio sound effects make you feel like you are part of the beech head.

The inspiring story of the Tuskegee Airmen was captured on film as the story took place in real time. View the footage of the men who became famous for serving in the Army Air Force during World War II. This is excellent research material for students and history buffs.

Have you ever wondered why the 4th of July is a holiday? Why is Independence Day meant to be more than just a backyard cookout and few fireworks? Rick Revel takes you on a fun romp back into history and gives you a quick lesson on the Declaration of Independence and more. A clip of Johnny Cash even makes its way into this unique video. Included also in this episode is Ricks hit music video, "These Colors Don't Run", which has had over ten thousand listeners on Spotify in 2021. Some Bicentennial news clips were supplied by ABC News and the National Archives. The Johnny Cash clip provided by Avon Productions, J.M. Korn & Son. Music selection "British Grenadiers" is Public Domain and performed by the US Army Military Band. Two selections, "Yankee Doodle" and "Independence Day" are licensed by this video's producer through SmartSound, Sonicfire Pro. www.smartsound.com/music

Toward the end of World War II refugees made their way to the small town of Cummington, MA to seek a better life. The residence of the farming community do not know how to accept these foreign strangers. This heart warming story tells of how a local church minister takes in the refugees and changes the attitude of the entire population of cautionary citizens.

After writing a book about Jack Hinson and Stewart County, (In The Hills Of Tennessee) Rick wanted to do an episode on one of his favorite locations. The Battle of Fort Donelson is lesser known than most Civil War events, but it is just as important to know of its impact on the conflict that divided a nation. Also featured is the song, "The Queen of the Mississip'", which is a real toe tapper.

Loving all things military, Rick Revel takes you to a restoration facility where weapons of war are restored to working condition. From Colt 50 cal. machine guns to Naval deck guns, this segment is every soldiers dream and if you are a civilian with a passion for military history, this is your episode to see. Some of the most rare weapons of war are in this video.

The Memorial Day Special features a salute to Rick's father, Joe Revel, who served in the United States Army during the Korean War. Also revealed in this inspirational video is the truth about the origin of Memorial Day. First called Decoration Day, the event had its humble beginning in the South just after the close of the Civil War. Not only does this video make you proud to be an American, it will make every heart in Dixie swell with pride.

Camp Tyson, Tennessee was an essential part of the defense strategy of the United States Army during World War II. It was a Barrage Balloon Training Camp that trained over 25,000 soldiers that included the 320th Battalion which was an all black unit. It also served as a prisoner of war camp for German and Italian prisoners who were captured in Europe and sent to the U.S.

The production of History Highway was halted by the Covid Pandemic as were many television shows. Determined to not let the concept perish, the pilot has been split apart into mini versions in order to teach lesser known stories about American history. In Episode One, you will learn about the origin of roadside historical markers and a man named Nathan Stubblefield. Born on a farm in rural west Kentucky, Stubblefield invented the first wireless telephone in the late 1800's. Rick Revel, Mister History proves once again that history has never been so entertaining.

After years of soil erosion in the Tennessee Valley, crop failure and flooding became serious issues. The formation of the Tennessee Valley Authority would deliver relief to the region and improve life for millions of people who live along the Tennessee River. This the story of the Tennessee Valley Authority.

During World War II the US Medical Corps had to reinvent itself in order to handle the demands of the grand battles that lay ahead. This wartime film gives you an inside look at what intricate measures were taken to provide first class medical care for American soldiers.

Henry Ford is known for the automobile, but most do not know that he had an infatuation for motion pictures. From 1914 to 1945, Ford documented American history on film and created a vast library of moving images that help to tell our Country's great story. Mister History is dedicated in the same way to preserve our heritage.

During World War II the crew of the Memphis Belle became famous for their heroic dare during bombing runs over Nazi Germany. Shot on 16mm color film, this documentary is an incredible view of life for American bomber pilots and their crew.

No matter your political opinion of President Roosevelt, the vintage footage of how our nation mourned his death is very impressive. Loved by many, the streets were lined with patriotic citizens as they paid their last respects to their beloved Commander In Chief.

On the frontlines, Jack Lieb witnessed World War II firsthand. With his 16mm and 35mm film cameras, he compiled a documentary that told the story from every angle. The film is narrated by Mr. Lieb as he gives a his final lecture twenty-five years after the war.

Rare captured footage as Japan's Navy attacks Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. Excellent for classroom history lessons about World War II. www.rickrevel.com

The gruesome detail is amazing in this short film produced by the United States Marine Corps. These art not Hollywood actors. These are the actual men who served America during World War II. This film is a must see for any history buff or student.