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Chart says March ‘77

I would imagine the radio station had to dial back the transmitter power while operating on battery power.

This is great. Thanks for sharing. I could listen to hours of this.

Didn't wkox's mast collapse just a couple weeks earlier? (again).

Thank you for this, it's very well done! An enduring memory for me is setting off from home with my mom pulling a sled behind us and walking to the local Curtis Farms store in hopes of finding bread, eggs, milk and coffee. I had just turned 11 and felt empowered by the responsibility. Everyone we passed had a smile on their face. We were thrilled to find that our needed provisions were on the shelves. On the return trip, I imagined I was living in olden times, just like Little House on the Prairie

The radio station in this video that I meant was WGTR. My bad. 23:32 25:26 😊😊 25:56 26:31 🎉

That’s kind of crazy that in the clip of WGTN, John Garabedian has been on the radio for seven hours. I think that’s absolutely nuts. I’ve been through storms here in Minnesota. Were that actually did happened to a DJ at one of my local radio stations, but to my knowledge it only happened once. I was pretty young man, so I don’t remember who it was but I remember the station that it was. It was 106.9 KROC. Which ironically John was on for several years with open house party. And the crazy thing is the way he sounds compared to how he does now. And he sounds not too much different than he does now, but somewhat different. I am blind, so can’t see any of the pictures in this video, but hearing the peoples voices and what they sounded like it’s just crazy to me. Also, the other thing that I think is funny is, the hotel staffers telling you what you’re going to have for breakfast or dinner in the restaurant. Honestly, that’s a crazy situation to be in.

I was in waltham mass. Remember it well. WHDH WEATHER ELLIOT ABRAMS REPORTED. LES CAIN . GOVERNOR MIKE DUKAKIS. GREAT TIME .WELL SOME PEOPLE DIED. SAD. FROZEN IN CARS. WALTHAM MASS HAD 44 INCHES IN SOME AREAS.

I was 17 we lived right on the coast just south of Boston, 4 feet of ocean slush in the living room we had to evacuate in the dark, 5 year old little brother in my arms, mom and dad trudging through ocean waist deep, then through snowdrifts as tall as me, over 6' 1/2 mile to grandparents house, frozen. Thank God for them and their fireplace.

I was there with MACS-5, 2nd MAW aboard the USS Pensacola LSD-38. Went ashore and set up our radar and generators on top of a hill.

Looks like a hurricane hit Boston coastal areas.I was only 7 years old when this happened so don’t really remember much.

The picture with the guy skiing shows the Zakim bridge. It wasn’t there during the blizzard of 78’. Lol 0:58

Thank you for posting this gem.

Hello: At some point in late 1989 or early 1990 the Opening of the Eagle and the Bear made a slight change in its opening from "Dispatches from the Cold War" to "Dispatches from the End of the Cold War". Could anyone tell me exactly what episode that change was made, and would I be able to obtain a video of it? Mark Kluthe

Despite the devastation that this storm did to the coast, seeing how people pitched in, checked on each other, helped each other etc was something to see and NOW something to remember and cherish. I also remember how QUIET it was right after it stopped. Even cars moving on the road (the few that were) were soft sounding as could be. The snowmobiles were another matter lol.

Could you imagine having to explain what 911 is as a phone number and what it does now. Pre area codes as well.

Boy.. I forgot how much of a nauseating blowhard Dukakis was. No wonder why his wife took up drinking rubbing alcohol. 😂 Still didn't stop him from running for president though 😂😂😂

Incredible blast from the past for me. Field Service, Badge #5648, hired 5/75(Mclean, Virginia), resigned 4/98, then went to work for EMC, Dallas. Jim Foxworthy's son is the Jeff Foxworthy, btw. Collecting the DGC/EMC pension since 8/08. Fond and not so fond memories of shagging service calls. A lot of war stories.

I was 9. I shoveled my house 4th floor to save the house. My dad was a union plumber sent to Detroit in dec 77. Just me my 3 year old sister mom and the golden retriever.

I have fond memories of that time, we had to stay home and walked to the store with a sled to get food. The national guard was bringing food to the stores. My car was in a drift and about 6” of the antenna was all that showed there was a car underneath. Took a long time to dig out the car.

I remember my Nona would have a ole radio in the window, always had wbz on...those were the days

That israeili guy is claiming that Israeli won while Sinai returned back to Egypt. A loser claiming victory! What a joke!

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This is a great video. As I watched it, I could remember how this felt.

I was 6 years old, I remember my mom, helping neighbors, even though she was a single parent, she was able to save some lives. I remember the tall pine trees, bending all the way to the ground, under the weight of the snow. My sister was 2 years old, I remember mom taking a picture of us, sitting a top, of the 3 foot snowbanks. The more fun memories, of my mum making bunk beds, a fridge/freezer, and a table, out of snow. Looking back...my mom was a hero, and I thank God I was her daughter.

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I just love hearing these old radio broadcasts and air checks. Why because they acted more dignified than they do now. What a contrast.

The storm you thought we might come across George in the lower States right in Georgia and Florida I was in Lexington Kentucky and got stranded in there we had luck 12 in within less than 5 hours

Amazing! Thank you for sharing!!

Thanks for posting this! ☘️