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Archive for the World War I Category (41 Posts)

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Pandemic: A Woman on Duty

Posted by: Lisa Taylor

Posted in: African Americans, Narratives, Oral History, Photographs, Storytelling, Veterans History Project, World War I

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

From Behind the Lines to Between the Lines: War Poems and Beyond

Posted by: Kerry Ward

Posted in: Oral History, Veterans Day, Veterans History Project, Vietnam War, World War I, World War II

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Which One Do You Love Most?

Posted by: Lisa Taylor

Posted in: Afghanistan War, African American History, African Americans, Disablity, Hispanic American History, Iraq War, Korean War, Narratives, Native American History, Oral History, Persian Gulf War, Photographs, Storytelling, Veterans History Project, Vietnam War, World War I, World War II

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

“Someday at Christmas, There’ll Be No Wars”: Winter Holidays in the Military

Posted by: Megan Harris

Posted in: christmas, Holidays, Jewish American History, Jewish Americans, Korean War, New Year's Day, Oral History, Veterans History Project, Vietnam War, World War I, World War II, Yom Kippur

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

‘If I Could Only Get My Mind Back To Normal’: PTSD in the Aftermath of WWI

Posted by: Megan Harris

Posted in: Veterans History Project, World War I

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Armistice Day: 100 Years Since the end of WWI

Posted by: Stephanie Hall

Posted in: World War I

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Words of War and the Road Back

Posted by: Kerry Ward

Posted in: Exhibits, Film, Narratives, Poetry, Storytelling, Veterans Day, Veterans History Project, World War I

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

Happy Birthday, VHP! Cheers to 18 Years

Posted by: Kerry Ward

Posted in: Korean War, Narratives, Oral History, Storytelling, U.S. Congress, Uncategorized, Veterans History Project, Vietnam War, World War I, World War II

A two-part collage. On one side, a man is seated on a street in front of a car, playing a guitar with a harmonica attachment. On the other side, a soldier in uniform hold a small child on their shoulder, depicted in a painting 

“Going Where We’re Needed Most”: Recruitment of Military Women Over the Decades

Posted by: Megan Harris

Posted in: Oral History, Veterans History Project, Vietnam War, Women's History, World War I, World War II