Soldiers of the Press is a captivating war drama radio show that aired from February 28, 1943, to August 5, 1945, on WOR in New York City. Created in New York and syndicated by World Broadcasting System, the show highlights the experiences of the United Press war correspondents from various theaters of action during World War II.

Each 15-minute episode features an "on-the-scene" eyewitness account by veteran correspondents, delivering vivid, action-based narratives that cover a wide range of events from the war. Some of these correspondents include Walter Cronkite, Harrison Salisbury, Eleanor Packard, and Frank Hewlett. The series is also brought to life by talented New York actors like narrator Lon Clark and Jackson Beck.

From Pearl Harbor's attack to Doolittle's bombing raid on Tokyo and battles in North Africa, the dedicated and brave war correspondents take listeners on a journey through the lesser-known and historic events of the war. These engaging and patriotic stories give insight into the individual experiences of the fighting forces, making Soldiers of the Press a valuable resource for understanding World War II.