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Posted by: Megan Harris
The following is a guest post by Will Hubbard, Vice President of Government Affairs, Student Veterans of America. As I sit here in Kabul City, Afghanistan, deployed as a member of the Marine Corps Reserve, I’m reminded of the journey that has taken me here, including my own experience of graduating from American University using …
Posted in: Students, Veterans History Project
Posted by: Megan Harris
Today, the Veterans History Project launches a new online exhibit to commemorate the 75th anniversary of a piece of legislation that forever altered the American veteran experience: the GI Bill. In June 1944, Army Corporal John Kuhlman was in training at Fort Crook, Nebraska, and focusing on his eventual transfer overseas. While he anxiously considered …
Posted in: Afghan War, Iraq War, Oral History, Persian Gulf War, Students, Veterans History Project, Vietnam War, World War II
Posted by: Lisa Taylor
The following is a guest blog post by Brandon Lithalangsy, a student at the University of Central Arkansas, and former intern in the office of Senator John Boozman (AR). Being in the military, there are times we forget about those who have left the service. It is important to remember their stories and the lessons …
Posted in: Arkansas, Iraq War, Korean War, Narratives, Oral History, Storytelling, Students, U.S. Congress, Veterans History Project, Vietnam War, World War II