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COGG: Preserving the Legacy of the Greatest Generation | What's the Scuttlebutt Ep. 228

Jul 21, 2026 · 55 min

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Send us Fan Mail What's the Scuttlebutt Podcast – Episode 228: Conserving the Legacy of the Greatest Generation This week, Don, Dennis, and Roger sit down to introduce an exciting new nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of America's Greatest Generation: COGG – Conservators of the Greatest Generation. Founded by Dennis, Jeff, and Roger, COGG was created with a clear mission—to help preserve, protect, and promote the history, artifacts, stories, and legacy of those who served during World War II. In this episode, the team explains how the organization came to be, what inspired its creation, and the goals they hope to accomplish in the years ahead. The conversation explores COGG's mission and vision, including plans to work alongside museums, private collectors, historical organizations, preservation groups, living historians, event organizers, and historic sites to ensure that the sacrifices and stories of the Greatest Generation are never forgotten. They also discuss the importance of responsible artifact stewardship, historical education, and building partnerships that strengthen the WWII history community. Whether you're a collector, museum volunteer, reenactor, educator, historian, or simply someone passionate about preserving history, this episode provides an inside look at what COGG is all about, why it was formed, and how it hopes to make a lasting impact on the preservation of World War II history. Join us as we take a closer look at the future of historical preservation and the people working to safeguard the legacy of the Greatest Generation for generations to come. Support the show