All of Milo's war material was taken from CBS recorded 16" discs 
for west coast broadcasts. CBS probably figured they owned their own 
stuff. The recordings (discs) were eventually shipped back to the 
Smithsonian in Washington, DC. --They had been held at their Sand Point 
facility in Seattle for some time.
     Some of this material was also taken off the air by Bob Vincent of 
the G. Robert Vincent Voice Library at the Michigan State University, 
and archived there; https://lib.msu.edu/vvl/
     Bob was at our first exploratory meeting at the Ford Museum in 
1965, and an active ARSC member. There are photos of him in our archives 
attending the 1966 founding meeting in Syracuse. Yes. Milo Ryan was also 
there at the 1965 meeting. I knew them both. They were on our first 
invitation listing found through my research of recorded sound archives 
(1964-65.)

Paul

On 6/6/2019 9:31 AM, John Vallier wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> CBS incorporated portions of the Milo Ryan Phonoarchive into the following D-Day segment: https://youtu.be/jBJFpZl2lGY
> While there’s no mention of the Phonoarchive (https://guides.lib.uw.edu/miloryan / https://catalog.archives.gov/id/113397), or how we labored to digitize it, I’m glad there’s an appreciation for the material.
>
> - John
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