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Billy Pearl for Todays Army, May 1974 Program 1 (24:21)

. . . Da-di-da-dit da-da-di-dah . . .

[Description by Uncle Ricky for contributor Bruce Portzer]

In the first of four programs distributed on vinyl by the United States Armed Forces, Billy Pearl is an energetic and literate representative For Today's Army, even if he did give up being a deejay for the more lucrative profession of lawyer.

Pearl provides a personable presentation for this popular program, heard all over the U.S. on mostly small and medium-market stations needing "public service" programming to fill odd hours.

Produced in Hollywood by Roger Carroll Enterprises for The United States Army Recruiting Command Advertising and Information Directorate Recruiting Promotions Division in Fort Sheridan Illinois — it is totally official.

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Billy Pearl for Todays Army, May 1974 Program 2 (24:22)

This Exhibit 'SCOPED (04:36)

. . . Wherever you go, there you are, because that's where it's at . . .

[Description by Uncle Ricky for contributor Bruce Portzer]

Here is the second of four programs distributed on vinyl by the United States Armed Forces featuring Billy Pearl. Billy was clever, witty, and didn't have a "radio voice". He left radio because he had better things to do. Listen to Pearl and his comfortable, clever presentation. He could've been a contender... But what was the prize?

Produced in Hollywood by Roger Carroll Enterprises for The United States Army Recruiting Command Advertising and Information Directorate Recruiting Promotions Division in Fort Sheridan Illinois — it is completely official.