• Sept. 14, 2009: Wayne Braithwaite: Marine Air Corps - Pacific
• Oct. 12, 2009: Mark Heyrand: Patton's HeadquartersEurope
• Nov. 9, 2009: Phoenix Swing Band - Veteran's Day Program
• Dec. 14, 2009: Ralph Wadley and the Pearl Harbor Survivors
• Jan. 11, 2010: Boyd Henderson: U.S. 5th Army - Anizio and Rome
• Feb. 8, 2010: Don Pickett: 8th Armored Division - Europe
• March 8, 2010: Robert Lewis: Navy B-24 Pilot Sub spotter
• April 12, 2010: Stanley Nance: America's Ghost Army - Europe
• May 10, 2010: Charles Greenwood: B-17 Tail gunner - Europe
  

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• Veterans History Project
  Motivated by the urgent need to collect the stories and experiences of war veterans while they are still among us, the U.S. Congress created the Veterans History Project in October 2000. The legislation calls upon the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress to collect and preserve audio- and video-taped oral histories, along with documents such as letters, diaries, maps, photographs, and home movies, of America's war veterans and those who served in support of them during World War I, World War II, and the Korean, Vietnam, and Persian Gulf wars.

• The Oral History Project: A Culture and Heritage Exchange Initiative
  One of the  best way to achieve this understanding is for an authentic, academic achievement that places today's student next to the primary source of the American experience. The primary source that is readily available to all classrooms and schools around the country is the men and women who took part and were witnesses to the actual events of wars, both in their homes and overseas.Free downloadable kit enables students to help capture the stories and experiences of veterans of past conflicts.

• Echoes of War: Stories from the BIG RED ONE
  This web site and the corresponding television episodes focus on the First Infantry Division - the "Big Red One." You will find five webisodes in the video gallery, sample artifacts from the First Division Museum, biographical sketches of the participating veterans, useful internet links, and interactive activities useful in classroom settings.

• Rutgers Oral History Archives of World War II
  Records the personal experiences of men and women who served on the homefront and overseas; based on in-depth interviews of individuals who lived through World War II, beginning with an initial target group of Rutgers College alumni and Douglass College alumnae.

• The Voices of WWII for Use in the Classroom
  Includes numerous pages of teacher and student resources, lesson plans and ideas, over 130 interview transcripts, a step by step "How to do Oral History" section, as well as a wealth of information on grants, scholarships, contests, and links to veterans organizations, maps and geographical resources, research sites, photographs and documents, translations, graves registration and oral history sites.

• American Ex-Prisoners of War
  Contains over 200 biographies of America's Ex-Prisoners of War from World War II thru the Persian Gulf War. You will find personal stories and remembrances of ex-POWs or their families.

• National D-Day Museum (New Orleans)
  Check out the online exhibit and educational resources at America's
  National World War II Museum.

• National World War II Memorial
  You will find facts, photos and information about the Memorial dedication.

• VI Corps Combat Engineers World War II
  This site features information regarding the 36th (2826th, 2827th & 2828th), 39th, 540th (2832nd & 2833rd) and the 1108th (48th & 235th) Combat Engineer Regiments, who bravely fought against the Axis powers from North Africa into Sicily, Italy, France, Central Europe and ended their tour of duty in Germany in 1945.

• 384th Bomber Group
  A collection of WWII stories and photographs of members of the 384th BG, submitted by veterans and their relatives.

• Veterans' Oral History
  Minnesota State University Moorhead is conducting  oral history interviews of area veterans.  You can listen to audio recordings of veterans sharing their experiences during the various wars:  World War II, Korean Conflict, Viet Nam Era and Gulf War Era.

• Center for Life Stories Preservation.
  Here are individual stories from World War II to the Gulf War.

• Living History Project
  A collection of histories gathered from people who live during the time of The Great Depression and World War II. The histories were gathered by fifth and sixth grade students at Parowan Elementary in an effort to make the events of that time come to life for the students of today.

• There's No Place Like Home: History of Hanksville, Utah
  Hanksville Elementary School students gathered information about the history of their community, Hanksville, Utah.

• Music of WW II
  VI Corps proudly presents the music of World War II (1941-1945).

• WW-II Interviewing Tips (pdf)
• Guidelines to Interviewing WW-II Veterans (pdf)
• Guidelines to Interviewing WW-II Air Veterans (pdf)
• Korean War Interviewing Tips (pdf)
• Vietnam War Interviewing Tips (pdf)