affairs programming, and the weekly Veterans’ Voice two hour television show that interviewed and told the life stories of more than 150 World War II veterans, Korean War veterans, Vietnam War veterans, and Gulf War veterans. MTN filmed, produced, and broadcast an average of ten high school and college sports game broadcasts each week throughout the year, utilizing three excellent production teams of camera people and experienced game announcers. The MTN Games of the Week were announced by the outstanding Len Murphy on play-by-play and Terry Smith as the color analyst. Forming a tremendous partnership for many years, Murphy and Smith became synonymous with all of western North Carolina's best and most-watched sports broadcasts. MTN also filmed, produced, and directed national television programs such as the “Southern Fresh” cooking show that MTN filmed and produced, with Terry Smith directing. Southern Fresh was broadcast on several national cable television networks such as RFD-TV, reaching more than 100 million potential viewers every week. MTN also filmed a stage production of the world-famous “Horn in the West” outdoor drama that is historically based on the Revolutionary War and on Daniel Boone. Horn in the West has been performed in Boone, North Carolina since 1952. From this filming, and with Terry Smith directing, MTN produced a Horn in the West movie and DVD that was distributed to a nationwide audience. The television program that MTN is most proud of, and which is the most important and most valuable television show that MTN has ever produced and broadcast, was the Veterans’ Voice television show because the Veterans’ Voice program allowed MTN to interview and tell the life stories of more than 150 World War II veterans, as well as interview and tell the life stories of many Korean War veterans, Vietnam War veterans, and Gulf War veterans. The Veterans’ Voice Show was hosted by Terry Smith and by World War II veteran and American hero Ken Wiley. The entire focus of the Veterans’ Voice programs was to honor and show our great respect and appreciation to our World War II “America’s Greatest Generation” war heroes, as well as our Korean War, Vietnam War, and Gulf War veteran heroes. Ken served America with great honor during World War II. He is a veteran of seven D-Day invasions in the Pacific Ocean during World War II, where as a coxman he drove a LCVP landing craft full