American Veterans Media

01/09/2026

American Veterans Media Feature Length Documentary Film "The Ralph Galati Story" will air on Philadelphia Cable this Sunday January 11th at 3:00 P.M. and will air every Sunday in January at 3:00 P.M. throughout the City of Philadelphia at

Xfinity 66/966 | Fios 29/30 | Roku | Apple TV

The Ralph Galati Story makes it statewide Premiere on The Pennsylvania Cable Network

Sunday, January 25, 2026 – 3:00 PM and will air again in February
Sunday, February 22, 2026 – 3:00 PM.

Please help us continue to Produce Veterans themed Documentary Films and Television Programming at;

https://www.americanveteransmedia.org/donate

01/07/2026

Images from our (American Veterans Media) Feature Length Documentary Film “The Longest Yarn” shoots in Europe.
“The Longest Yarn” has been filmed in 5 different countries (America, France, England, Germany and Belgium) and is epic in scope. The Longest Yarn will premiere in Spring 2026.

The Longest Yarn is a story about the The D-Day Invasion, The Allied campaign to defeat Germany and the cost of victory, The long term collateral damage to Europe and members of the allied forces, the bonds between the allied forces and people that supported them, veterans of World War II and their family members who served their countries after them, the complexities of some of these relationships and the importance/significance of The Longest Yarn Tapestry a massive, 80-meter (265-foot) traveling wool tapestry created by global volunteers to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day and it’s journey/exhibitions throughout Europe and The United States.

Follow “The Longest Yarn” developments on Facebook at:

The Longest Yarn on Facebook

Please help us to continue producing our Veterans themed documentary films and programs at:

https://www.americanveteransmedia.org/donate

American Veterans Media is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Philadelphia and Cape May, New Jersey that is producing veterans-themed documentary films, television, print and radio content, Library of Congress interviews, content for academic curriculums and live programs.

12/29/2025

"Remember The 27 Crusaders" is now available to view on The Pennsylvania Cable Networks on Demand Service along with Edison 64, Gold Star Family Documentary "Ask Me About My Hero",
And The Lads of Swampoodle at:

PCN Select - Playlist: amvet_media

Vietnam POW Ralph Galati Documentary coming to Pa. Cable Network early 2026.

We need support to continue Producing these compelling stories. Please help support our Veterans themed productions at:

Donate and Support — American Veterans Made In Media

"Remembering The 27 Crusaders" is a feature length documentary film recounting the lives, military service and deaths of 27 American service members who served in Vietnam that graduated from Father Judge High School in The Northeast section of Philadelphia during The Vietnam War. Father Judge High School suffered more fatalities in Vietnam than any other Catholic High School in America that still exists.

The film explores the lives and deaths of The Father Judge students who perished during the war, the communities/parishes where they grew up, the prevalent sense of duty, honor and patriotism in these communities, their time spent and values instilled at Father Judge, their service in Vietnam, the devastating impact of their deaths on their families and communities and the difficult process of mourning, healing and acknowledgement of their heroism. I hope that you can all watch the film.

12/26/2025

“Remember The 27 Crusaders” will Premiere this Sunday, December 28th at 3:00 P.M. on The Pennsylvania Cable Network throughout the state of Pennsylvania.

We have offers for additional television exhibition/distribution thru Video Select services and PBS affiliates nationally but need donor/sponsor support to subsidize the costs for these exhibitions. Please help support Remember The 27 Crusaders television exhibitions/distribution at:

Donate and Support — American Veterans Media

Donations are tax deductible.

"Remembering The 27 Crusaders" is a feature length documentary film recounting the lives, military service and deaths of 27 American service members who served in Vietnam that graduated from Father Judge High School in The Northeast section of Philadelphia during The Vietnam War. Father Judge High School suffered more fatalities in Vietnam than any other Catholic High School in America that still exists.

The film explores the lives and deaths of The Father Judge students who perished during the war, the communities/parishes where they grew up, the prevalent sense of duty, honor and patriotism in these communities, their time spent and values instilled at Father Judge, their service in Vietnam, the devastating impact of their deaths on their families and communities and the difficult process of mourning, healing and acknowledgement of their heroism.

12/03/2025

“Remember The 27 Crusaders” will Premiere Sunday, December 28th at 3:00 P.M. on The Pennsylvania Cable Network throughout the state of Pennsylvania.

We have offers for additional television exhibition/distribution thru Video Select services and PBS affiliates nationally but need donor/sponsor support to subsidize the costs for these exhibitions. Please help support Remember The 27 Crusaders television exhibitions/distribution at:

Donate and Support — American Veterans Media

Donations are tax deductible.

"Remembering The 27 Crusaders" is a feature length documentary film recounting the lives, military service and deaths of 27 American service members who served in Vietnam that graduated from Father Judge High School in The Northeast section of Philadelphia during The Vietnam War. Father Judge High School suffered more fatalities in Vietnam than any other Catholic High School in America that still exists.

The film explores the lives and deaths of The Father Judge students who perished during the war, the communities/parishes where they grew up, the prevalent sense of duty, honor and patriotism in these communities, their time spent and values instilled at Father Judge, their service in Vietnam, the devastating impact of their deaths on their families and communities and the difficult process of mourning, healing and acknowledgement of their heroism.

11/22/2025

Our Gold Star Family Documentary Film "Ask Me About My Hero" will make its Pennsylvania statewide television premiere this Sunday at 3:00 on The Pennsylvania Cable Network.

You can also watch "Ask Me About My Hero" anytime/anywhere at:

https://pcnselect.com/videoplayer.php?id=6383818262112&b=his

Please help us continue producing Veterans themed documentaries and television content:

https://www.americanveteransmedia.org/donate

Powerful Film Trailer:

11/12/2025

Images from “The Ralph Galati Story” Premiere at Saint Joseph’s University. We had a full house with 300 attendees present for the screening and festivities. The Premiere was Presented by St. Joseph’s University and American Veterans Media and was hosted by former Under Secretary of The Army, Congressman and Army Veteran Patrick Murphy. The Premiere was the kick-off for The Philadelphia Veterans Parade Weekend with Grand Marshal and Former Vietnam Era POW Ralph Galati USAF.

Please help support “The Ralph Galati Story” coming to Statewide Cable Television and Public Television by donating at:

https://www.americanveteransmedia.org/donate

11/10/2025

American Veterans Media Documentaries airings on Pennsylvania Cable Network and Philly Cable in November to celebrate Veterans Month.

American Veterans Media Documentary Films Screening schedule throughout the month of November (Veterans Month) on Philadelphia Cable throughout The City of Philadelphia on Xfinity 66/966HD | Fios TV 29/30 | Roku | Apple TV

Lads of Swampoodle every Saturday at 6 A.M. (starting tomorrow)

Edison 64 every Wednesday at 2:00 P.M. (starting Nov. 5th)

Remember The 27 Crusaders every Thurs 2:00 P.M. (start Nov. 6th)

www.AmericanVeteransMedia.org

Help support American Veterans Documentaries and TV Programs

https://www.americanveteransmedia.org/donate

American Veterans Media “Edison 64”, “The Lads of Swampoodle”, Gold Star Family Documentary “Ask Me About My Hero” Documentary Films are now available to watch on The Pennsylvania Cable Network on PCN Select anytime anywhere.

"Ask Me About My Hero" (Gold Star Family Documentary:

PCN Select Video - Ask Me About My Hero, American Veterans Media



“Edison 64” Documentary Film:

PCN Select Video - Edison 64, American Veterans Media



“Lads of Swampoodle” Documentary Film:

PCN Select Video - The Lads of Swampoodle, American Veterans Media



American Veterans Media Documentary Films Playlist:
PCN Select - Playlist: amvet_media



Edison 64 Synopsis:

Edison 64 explores the impact of De-industrialization on North Philadelphia, race relations and civil unrest in Philadelphia in the 1960’s, gangs and early obstacles that many of the students endured throughout their youth; their time spent at Thomas Edison High School; their military service and subsequent deaths; the aftermath of their deaths on their families, communities, friends, and service members that they served with in Vietnam; long-term collateral damage to the aforementioned groups; and their enduring legacy and why monuments and memorials to slain service members are so important.

Lads of Swampoodle Synopsis:

"The Lads from Swampoodle" is the story of a group of friends, primarily Irish and Italian Catholics that grew up in The Swampoodle section of Philadelphia in the 1950's and 1960's then served in Vietnam and remained lifelong friends and a support group for each other after The War and over the course of the rest of their lives. The story explores the history of Swampoodle, the milieu they grew up in, their relationships with each other, their community and church, the impact of de-industrialization on their community, family and friends, the trauma of war and long-term collateral damage of war. The film also explores the residents of Swampoodle and Catholic Philadelphia’s long rich history of military service and commitment dating back to The Revolutionary War.

11/06/2025

ABC 6 Story on Philadelphia Veterans Parade Grand Marshal and subject of our American Veterans Media Documentary "The Ralph Galati Story" Premiering tomorrow night at St. Joseph's University.

https://6abc.com/post/art-aging-former-vietnam-pow-ralph-galati-lead-11th-annual-philadelphia-veterans-parade-festival-grand-marshal/18116940/

Great Delaware County Daily Times story by Peg DeGrassa.

https://share.google/2UN6BOCyP3x8Fr3mg

https://6abc.com/post/art-aging-former-vietnam-pow-ralph-galati-lead-11th-annual-philadelphia-veterans-parade-festival-grand-marshal/18116940/

The 11th annual Philadelphia Veterans Parade and Festival is this Sunday, and we introduce you to the Grand Marshal, a former Vietnam POW, with an incredible story of survival.

11/05/2025

Remember The 27 Crusaders begins running throughout the city of Philadelphia every Thursday throughout the month of November starting tomorrow.

Goes statewide on The Pennsylvania Cable network in December.

American Veterans Media Documentary Films Screening schedule throughout the month of November (Veterans Month) on Philadelphia Cable throughout The City of Philadelphia on Xfinity 66/966HD | Fios TV 29/30 | Roku | Apple TV

Please help support produce our Veterans themed documentaries and tv programs at:

https://www.americanveteransmedia.org/donate

Remember The 27 Crusaders every Thurs 2:00 P.M. (start Nov. 6th)

www.AmericanVeteransMedia.org

11/05/2025

“The Art of Aging” segment on Ralph Galati is slated to air tomorrow, Thursday, Nov. 6 on the noon news, with a re-air on Saturday, Nov. 8 on ABC 6. Ralp Galati is The Grand Marshal of The Philadelphia Veterans Parade this Sunday and the subject of The Ralph Galati Documentary Film Premiering at St. Joseph’s University this Friday Night. The Delco News Network is also running a story on Ralph Thursday Nov. 6th.

Documentary Trailer/Teaser #1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1HHgRCv5Ew&t=19s

Ralph's Bio Trailer 2 #2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcF5yO-MKUA

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