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Every veteran has his or her own war, and each is custodian of a unique story and memories. At the Veterans History Project, we treasure the personal narratives sent to us by veterans from all wars. Vivid as if they happened yesterday, these heartfelt accounts make us laugh, cry and remember.The stories are not a formal history of war, but a treasure trove of individual feelings and personal recollections.

Cover image of new book - Voices of WarAs we build this unprecedented collection documenting both veterans and civilians and their EXPERIENCES of war, we will introduce new themes on the website. Please join our effort by sending us your own recollections and memories. Each contribution makes this project all the more priceless. Learn how you can participate in The Veterans History Project.

Companion Web Site - Voices of War
The Veterans History Project is proud to present the companion Web site for the first book of stories drawn exclusively from its collections. Voices of War relates war through the eyes of 60 veterans and civilians caught up in the momentous conflicts of the 20th century. Richly illustrated with photographs, drawings, and paintings from the Project's own collections, Voices of War relives the totality of war in the words of the men and women who experienced it, through their oral history interviews, memoirs, diaries, and correspondence.


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POWs in Germany POWs in Japan POWs in Vietnam or Korea
 
D-Day: On the Beach D-Day: Beyond the Beach D-Day: Plus 1, Plus 2
 
Life-Altering Moments On a Mission Hurry Up and Wait
 
Courage Patriotism Community
 
Sweethearts Family Ties Buddies
 

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  April 28, 2005
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