Berlin: 30 Years after the Wall Fall
In November 2019, Chas spent time in Germany, examining the origins, surprise demise, and continuing impacts of the Berlin Wall — which fell in November 1989. In April 2020, this report was presented a Silver Medal in the Best News Documentary or Special competition of The New York Festivals.
Some Wounded Vietnam Vets Can Now Find and Thank the Docs Who Saved their Arms and Legs
On July 25, 1969, 22-year-old helicopter crew chief John Fogle was torn open by AK-47 rounds — as the OH-6 in which he manned a machine gun flew low over a North Vietnamese Army encampment. Frontline Army surgeons saved his life — and his limbs. In 2019, for CBS Eye on Veterans, Chas reported on how the recent digitizing of a Vietnam War surgical registry helped John, nearly a half century later, find those doctors and keep a promise he had made to say thanks.
Chas' National Newscasts: As Heard on WLS Chicago

Balikatan: U. S. and Philippine Military Forces "Shoulder to Shoulder"

Recalling the Gulf War
They Called Him The Warlord

Robot Wars: The Drone on its Own
