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Sep 18, 2026

Aaron BennettNARRATOR
37:22
This was another blunder.
Aaron BennettNARRATOR
37:24
admiral kelly turner had specifically provided all players in operation galvanic with this admonition times of strafing beaches with reference to h hour are approximate the distance of the boats from the beach is the governing factor admiral hill had to call them off the planes remained on station but with depleted fuel and ammunition levels available the lvt struggled shoreward in three long waves each separated by a three hundred yard interval The 42 LVT-1s of Wave 1, followed by 24 LVT-2s of Wave 2 and 21 LVT-2s of Wave 3.
Aaron BennettNARRATOR
38:03
Behind the track vehicles came Waves 4 and 5 of LCVPs.
Aaron BennettNARRATOR
38:09
Each of the assault battalion commanders were in Wave 4.
Steven PeakeHOST
89:31
There's another interesting local story.
Steven PeakeHOST
89:33
WDRB and Wave 3 now have a joint Facebook account.
Steven PeakeHOST
89:38
They're like the couple.
Steven PeakeHOST
89:40
They're like the couple.
George LindseyHOST
1:53
Last time we were together, it was ice and snow.
George LindseyHOST
1:55
Now, this could be the hottest day of the year, according to Wave 3 meteorologists.
George LindseyHOST
2:01
We do have a heat advisory in effect today.
George LindseyHOST
2:04
So keep that in mind.
Bill BurtonCORRESPONDENT
8:59
Now we have a better understanding of when things really heat up, depending on what part of the country you happen to be in.
Bill BurtonCORRESPONDENT
9:05
And we know this now thanks to this edition of Science Behind the Forecast with Wave 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew.
Bill BurtonCORRESPONDENT
9:11
Thanks for the knowledge, Tawana.
Tawana AndrewGUEST
9:12
Of course.
Sylvia GoodmanCORRESPONDENT
3:44
I'm Sylvia Goodman in Louisville.
Sally EvansHOST
3:46
Every week, LPM's Bill Burton and Wave 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew break down what we know and what we don't about the climate and weather in Louisville.
Tawana AndrewGUEST
3:56
Today we're continuing with the topic of lightning.
Bill BurtonHOST
3:59
Lightning and how it's tracked was what we were talking about last week.
Bill BurtonHOST
7:36
If there's a thunderstorm, get inside.
Bill BurtonHOST
7:38
You're going to be safer there from lightning.
Bill BurtonHOST
7:40
And we know this now, thanks to this edition of Science Behind the Forecast with Wave 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew.
Bill BurtonHOST
7:46
Thanks for the knowledge, Tawana.
Giselle RhodenCORRESPONDENT
3:10
I'm Giselle Rodin in Louisville.
Bill BurtonHOST
3:12
A recently released news documentary series from Wave 3 troubleshooter reporter Natalia Martinez highlights several instances of alleged use of force and misconduct by Kentucky state troopers.
Bill BurtonHOST
3:24
Martinez uses previously unreleased video footage and interviews to detail systemic issues that keep victims from getting the justice they say they deserve.
Bill BurtonHOST
3:34
She talked about the series with the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting's Jake Ryan.
Natalia MartinezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:07
I'm not saying interview with me, but just be vocal about it and get an attorney.
Jake RyanCORRESPONDENT
7:15
Okay.
Jake RyanCORRESPONDENT
7:15
That's Natalia Martinez, investigative reporter for Wave 3 News.
Jake RyanCORRESPONDENT
7:19
Thank you.

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