Url Resource class Title Creator Subject Description Publisher Contributor Date Type Format Identifier Language Rights Spatial Coverage Temporal Coverage Rights Holder Collection Location https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/589 dctype:Image Albino Raccoon Cassie Tanks This is a photo of an albino raccoon featured in the special collections research room of the Carl Albert Congressional Archives at the University of Oklahoma. It was gifted to Congressman Albert in the 1960s. 2025-05-29 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/587 Makenzi MacNair Jasmin Elizalde 11/22/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/585 Isabella Drake Student Media Jasmin Elizalde 11/22/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/583 Sofia Villegas Student Media Jasmin Elizalde 11/22/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/581 Faith Austin Student Media Jasmin Elizalde 11/22/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/579 Karolina Miranda Student Media Jasmin Elizalde 11.22.23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/577 Jessica Maya Student Media jasmin elizalde 11/22/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/575 Black Paris Student Background Jasmin Elizalde Jasmin Elizalde jasmin elizalde new png background for student media Cassie Tanks 11/21/2023 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/572 CIA PAGE 5 United States Central Intelligence Agency United States Central Intelligence Agency https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/570 CIA PAGE 4 United States Central Intelligence Agency United States Central Intelligence Agency https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/568 CIA PAGE 3 United States Central Intelligence Agency United States Central Intelligence Agency https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/566 CIA PAGE 2 United States Central Intelligence Agency United States Central Intelligence Agency https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/564 CIA PAGE 1 United States Central Intelligence Agency https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/562 CIA Newspaper Article Library of Congress United States Central Intelligence Agency https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/560 Afghanistan 2002-2003 CIA A map of Afghanistan in 2003. 2003 image English United States Central Intelligence Agency https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/558 Full Oral History https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/556 Military Food https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/554 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/552 Bizzell on active duty and loneliness from the Southern Oral History Program archives, 2016. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/550 Denise Bizzell discusses her mental health after returning from Iraq Southern Oral History Program 2016 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/548 Denise Bizzell speaks on discrimination in the NCNG Clip from 2016 interview with Denise Bizzell, Southern Oral History Program Archives; accessible at https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/sohp/id/28461/rec/11 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/546 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/544 Denise Bizzell speaks about education opportunities in the National Guard Clip from Denise Bizzell's interview in the Southern Oral History Program Archives, accessible at https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/sohp/id/21301/rec/1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/542 Groundhog Day Trailer Harold Ramis MovieClips Classic Trailers 1993 Columbia Pictures https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/540 David Stith writes against segregation in the Carolina Times, 1967 A newspaper clip from the Carolina Times edition publish on October 21, 1967; accessed via Digital NC, available at: https://newspapers.digitalnc.org/lccn/sn83045120/1967-10-21/ed-1/seq-2/#words=Guard+Nation+National+national https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/538 Sara Isaacson Talks About Hope for the Future After DADT Interview: Sara Isaacson; Hooper Schultz Audio clip of Sara talking about a hopeful future after the repeal of DADT. UNC Story Archive recording with Sara Isaacson: The Story of Us; UNC Digital Collections Repository 11/10/21 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/536 dctype:Image Image - DADT Training Guide US Army Image of Dignity and Respect; US Army's 2001 Training Guide Dignity and Respect; US Army's 2001 Training Guide 2001 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/534 dctype:Image Image - Rainbow Flag and Veteran CBS News/AP Image of a service members silhouette and a rainbow flag. CBS News/AP https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/532 dctype:InteractiveResource Vets kicked out for being gay still fighting for honorable discharges years later CBS News Investigations YouTube news video investigating how many veterans are still struggling to receive benefits and overturn other-than-honorable discharges. CBS Mornings YouTube 02/16/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/530 dctype:Image Image - Gay Vets Supporting Trans Rights Reuters/Jonathan Ernst Image of a gay veteran protesting for transgender rights. PBS News Hour 2017 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/528 dctype:Image Image - Letter of Thanks MSgt Bertie Wiggins & Kelly Wiggins Letter of thanks from queer veterans/service members happy about DADT repeal. Collection: BHO-ERO: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration); Series: Jeff Tiller's Twitter Posts; National Archives Catalog 12/22/15 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/526 dctype:Image Image - Homecoming Kiss Steve Rothaus Image of a queer service member returning home and sharing a kiss with his same-sex partner. Gay South Florida; Miami Herald 02/22/12 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/524 dctype:Image Image - First Kiss After Repeal U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Joshua Mann/Released Image of a traditional first kiss between two queer military service members. Navy News Service 12/23/11 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/522 dctype:Image Image - Same-sex Marriage After DADT Repeal Mark Collier Image of first same-sex military couple to legally marry after the repeal of DADT. 09/20/11 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/520 dctype:Image Image - DADT is Gone, We Fight On! Justin Sullivan Image of DADT Protestors. PBSNC 12/22/20 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/518 dctype:Image Image - Obama Signs DADT Repeal Image of President Obama signing the repeal of DADT. Collection: BHO-WHPO: Records of the White House Photo Office (Obama Administration); Series: Presidential Photographs; National Archives Catalog 12/12/10 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/516 dctype:Sound Audio - Sara Isaacson Talks About Being Kicked Out of ROTC for Sexuality Interview: Sara Isaacson; Hooper Schultz Audio clip of Sara Isaacson talking about being kicked out of UNC's ROTC program for coming out as a lesbian. UNC Story Archive recording with Sara Isaacson: The Story of Us; UNC Digital Collections Repository 11/10/21 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/514 dctype:InteractiveResource YouTube Video - Fear Instilled by DADT US Department of Veterans Affairs YouTube video of Queer veteran talking about the fear instilled in him by DADT. Make the Connection YouTube 10/02/17 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/512 dctype:Image Image - Witt vs. Air Force Ted S. Warren/AP File Image of Margaret Witt, right, and Sher Kung, an attorney with the ACLU, head to court Monday for a hearing in Tacoma, Wash. NBC News 09/24/2010 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/510 dctype:Image Image - Tina in Military Uniform Yellow Fever Educational Guide Image of Tina in military uniform. PBSNC; Vision Maker Media 1997-2018 Copyright © 1997-2018 Vision Maker Media. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/508 dctype:Image DADT Protest Image Chas Henry Image of a DADT protestor outside the White House USNI News https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/505 dctype:Image Fired Under DADT Harry Hamburg/AP Image of Queer service members fired under DADT. Vasquez seen with other former service members (from left) Anthony Woods, David Hall and Todd Belok. NPR 2010 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/503 dctype:InteractiveResource 1990s: Protesting “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" ImFromDriftwood YouTube YouTube video of Queer veteran talking about protesting DADT. ImFromDriftwood 02/25/19 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/501 dctype:InteractiveResource Pres. Clinton at Homosexuals in Military Policy Announcement [DADT] (1993) White House Television (WHTV) / Main Video of President Clinton Announcing DADT Clinton Presidential Library 07/19/93 YouTube Video ARC Identifier: 5956215 http://www.archives.gov/research/search/ Courtesy; William J. Clinton Presidential Library https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/499 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Discusses Protesting in DC Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina discussing protesting in DC. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/497 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Talks About Backlash and Resistance to Protest Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Audio clip of Tina talking about the backlash and resistance to her protest. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/495 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Discusses Iraq Veterans Against the War Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina discussing Iraq Veterans Against the War. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/493 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Talks About Coming Home Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Audio clip of Tina talking about coming home. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/491 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Describes Her Support System in the Military Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Audio clip of Tina describing her support system in the military. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/489 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Discusses Iraq Deployment Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina discussing her Iraq deployment. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/487 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Talks About Her Pacifism Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina talking about her pacifism. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/485 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Discusses 9/11 Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina discussing 9/11. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/483 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Talks About EMT Training Interview: Tina Garnanez; Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina talking about EMT training. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/481 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Talks About Being in ROTC Interview: Tina Garnanez, Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina talking about being in ROTC. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/479 dctype:Sound Audio - Tina Garnanez Sexuality Impacting Military Experience Interview: Tina Garnanez, Betsy Brinson Clip: Astrid Knox-McConnell Audio clip of Tina Garnanez discussing how her sexuality impacted her military experience. Southern Oral History Program Interview Database 11/04/05 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/477 dctype:Image Picture of Tina Garnanez US Chamber of Commerce Foundation Picture of Tina Garnanez US Chamber of Commerce Foundation 05/05/23 US Chamber of Commerce Foundation https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/475 Black National Guard Elite Honored at Banquet From Carolina Times (Durham, NC), published on March 27, 1982; via Digital NC, accessible at file:///C:/Users/peaco/OneDrive/Documents/Folklore%20202/newspaper%20sources%20SOHP%20project/black%20ng%20elite%20honored_carolinatimes.pdf https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/473 Legislators to Study Percentage of Black Officers in NC National Guard Clip from Carolina Times (Durham, NC) edition published on March 4, 1989; via NC digital, https://newspapers.digitalnc.org/lccn/sn83045120/1989-03-04/ed-1/seq-1.pdf. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/471 Black heroes honored in the Carolina Times, 1982 A clip from the Carolina Times (Durham, NC), May 30th, 1982 edition; via Digital NC, https://newspapers.digitalnc.org/lccn/sn83045120/1982-05-29/ed-1/seq-19.pdf. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/469 dctype:Dataset Problems Attributed to DADT Astrid Knox-McConnell https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/467 dctype:Dataset Self-Reported Sexuality Disclosure Astrid Knox-McConnell https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/465 dctype:Image Lingering Consequences Astrid Knox-McConnell Statistics from Center for American Progress Infographic with stats and figures on lingering consequences of DADT. Canva 05/04/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/463 dctype:Image Mental Health Stats Astrid Knox-McConnell Stats from US Department of Veterans Affairs; Mental health characteristics of sexual minority veterans; Journal of Homosexuality, 60:2-3, 419-435, DOI: 10.1080/00918369.2013.744932 Infographic of stats and figures on mental health effects of DADT on LGB service members and veterans Canva 05/04/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/461 dctype:Image Protest in Numbers Astrid Knox-McConnell Stats from Human Rights Campaign Infographic of stats and figures on protest against DADT. Canva 05/04/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/459 dctype:Image The Cost of DADT Astrid Knox-McConnell Stats from the Center for American Progress https://www.americanprogress.org/article/what-dadt-cost-us/ Infographic of stats and figures on the cost of DADT Canva 05/04/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/457 dctype:Image No. LGB Veterans and Service Members Astrid Knox-McConnell Stats from US Department of Veterans Affairs; from the Williams Institute Infographic of stats and figures on the number of LGB veterans and service members. Canva 05/04/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/441 bibo:AudioDocument N-0072 Interview with June Lee Liu, Tony Hong. Abstract June Lee is an Asian American, U.S. Army veteran based in North Carolina. She was interviewed not only because of her experience as a veteran but also because of her positionality as an Asian female within a predominantly white, male environment. She began by describing her upbringing in Seoul, South Korea and subsequent move to the U.S. as a teenager. Lee explains that the transition was difficult because of language and cultural barriers. After turning 21, Lee looked for ways to obtain U.S. citizenship representing another difficult period in her life. Lee’s family pondered over whether she should return to Korea or stay in the U.S. They decided she should obtain international student status at UCLA. After, she explains how college was difficult, not knowing whether her decisions in college came from her desires or her parents’ wishes. After college, Lee looked for routes to citizenship explaining why she joined the Army. She received expedited citizenship in exchange for military service through a program called MAVNI. Thereafter, Lee describes her basic training at Fort Jackson in South Carolina and how the experience was difficult but not overwhelming. She was trained to be a food inspection specialist. She also completed administrative tasks and worked with special operations. Lee describes feeling insecure about parts of her military experience, because MAVNI did not have a well-defined structure for the program’s active-duty members. Her first assignment was to Fort Bragg in North Carolina. Next, Lee describes the food she ate and the music she listened to during service. Neither made too large of an impression on Lee, but images of trees and swamps did. Thereafter, the conversation moves to Lee’s experience as both an Asian and Asian women in the Army. She notes how MAVNI participants included many other Asians, so her Asian identity did not stand out; however, Lee’s Asian womanhood was pronounced. She explains how people outside of Fort Bragg viewed Lee as an army wife because many military members had Korean wives. Lee explains how she pushed herself to fight the view that she was a dependent, Korean female. Lee notes that she had a sense of disdain for these wives because of the ease and perceived illegitimacy in their paths to U.S. citizenship when she faced strife in that process. She describes feelings of pride at her boot camp graduation but was not particularly happy in the military. Lee then explains not wanting to stay in the military past her appointment and her natural transition to civilian life. Thereafter, Lee notes that she was married before her service, but that she did not want to receive citizenship from her husband. After the military, they got a divorce. As a civilian, Lee has applied organizational discipline to her daily life. Lee concludes by detailing a lesson from her time in the military, not stereotyping and labeling people based on external characteristics - something she aims to incorporate in her present life. This interview is part of the Southern Oral History Program’s project to document veterans’ experiences in North Carolina. UNC Southern Oral History Program 2016-10-17 Audio English No restrictions. Open to research. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/439 dctype:Image A Pakistani recruit, 22, who was discharged from the U.S. Army in 2018. Mike Knaak / AP A Pakistani recruit, 22, who was discharged from the U.S. Army in 2018. NBC News AP 2018 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/437 dctype:Image MAVNI Scott Thornbloom Sailors who participated in the Military Accessions Vital to National Interest program are issued the oath of citizenship. Military Times 2009 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/435 dctype:Image Bush presides over soldiers' citizenship Jason Reed / Reuters President George W. Bush congratulates (L-R) Spc Sergio Lopez, Spc Noe Santos-Dilone and Pfc Eduardo Leal-Cardenas after they were sworn-in as American citizens. NBC News July 24, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/433 dctype:InteractiveResource Code of Federal Regulations: Certificate Of Citizenship Under Section 341 Of The Immigration And Nationality Act, 8 C.F.R. (1952) National Archives and Records Administration (Author) Code of Federal Regulations, Title 8: Aliens And Nationality, Chapter I: Immigration And Naturalization Service, Department Of Justice, Part 341: Certificate Of Citizenship Under Section 341 Of The Immigration And Nationality Act, Revised 1952 Library of Congress Code of Federal Regulations 1952 Periodical The vast majority of the Code of Federal Regulations is in the public domain as a work of the U.S. Government. However, where the Code of Federal Regulations reprints copyrighted material, copyright protections may apply. For those instances, you'll need to assess the risks of using the material for the purposes you intend. This digital collection was made possible by an agreement with the William S. Hein & Co, Inc. and is provided for personal, educational, and research use. Hein has not made its materials available for commercial purposes including bulk download, and the Library of Congress may impose restrictions on downloading material from this collection. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/431 dctype:Image The ID card issued to Rudolf G. Horvath by the Displaced Persons (DP) Center located in Panzer Kaserne in Schweinfurt, Germany in 1951. U.S. Army The ID card issued to Rudolf G. Horvath by the Displaced Persons (DP) Center located in Panzer Kaserne in Schweinfurt, Germany in 1951. U.S. ARMY SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND HISTORY OFFICE 1951 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/429 dctype:Image Military Bases Agreement Philippine President Manuel Roxas and U.S. Ambassador Paul V. McNutt (right) sign the Military Bases Agreement in Malacanang Palace, surrounded by onlookers, including Philippine Vice President Elpidio Quirino (far left). International Examiner March 14, 1947 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/427 dctype:Image It's "Present arms!" for members of the 442nd Combat Team, Japanese-American fighting unit, as they salute their country's flag in a brief review held the day of their arrival at Camp Shelby, Miss. Photograph by Bureau of Public Relations, U.S. War Department. It's "Present arms!" for members of the 442nd Combat Team, Japanese-American fighting unit, as they salute their country's flag in a brief review held the day of their arrival at Camp Shelby, Miss. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA 1943 June. No known restrictions on publication. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/425 dctype:Text Code of Federal Regulations: Registry Of Aliens Under Nationality Act Of 1940, 8 C.F.R. (1941) National Archives and Records Administration (Author) - Description: Code of Federal Regulations, Title 8: Aliens And Nationality, Chapter I: Immigration And Naturalization Service, Department Of Justice, Part 362: Registry Of Aliens Under Nationality Act Of 1940, Revised 1941 Library of Congress Revised 1941 Periodical English The vast majority of the Code of Federal Regulations is in the public domain as a work of the U.S. Government. However, where the Code of Federal Regulations reprints copyrighted material, copyright protections may apply. For those instances, you'll need to assess the risks of using the material for the purposes you intend. This digital collection was made possible by an agreement with the William S. Hein & Co, Inc. and is provided for personal, educational, and research use. Hein has not made its materials available for commercial purposes including bulk download, and the Library of Congress may impose restrictions on downloading material from this collection. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/423 dctype:Image Letter in which Captain Ralston Flemming writes of his desire to instill a spirit of “militant Americanism” among immigrant soldiers. Captain Ralston Flemming This letter by U.S. Army Captain Ralston Flemming from 1918 is about the efforts at Camp Jackson in South Carolina to assimilate immigrants into the American military. Some time after this letter was written, Congress passed legislation that alowed foreign-born soldiers to obtain expedited naturalization. About 300,000 immigrant soldiers gained citizenship through military service in the war. Library of Congress Sept. 9, 1918 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/421 How WWI Changed America: Immigrants and WWI National WWII Museum and Memorial In World War I, one out of every five soldiers in the U.S. Armed Forces was an immigrant. For some it was a path to citizenship. For the nation it proved pivotal to a more inclusive definition of “American.” This video is made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and is a partnership of the U.S. World War One Centennial Commission, the Doughboy Foundation and the National WWI Museum and Memorial as part of the teaching and learning resources of “How WWI Changed America.” View all the resources from “How WWI Changed America” at https://wwichangedus.org Have questions? Email us at education@theworldwar.org and for more information about the National WWI Museum and Memorial visit https://theworldwar.org Aug. 5, 2020 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/419 dctype:Image The arrival of the New Rochelle contingent at Camp Upton, Yaphank / Photograph by F.M. Stefano, Herald photographer. Stefano, F. M., photographer Photograph shows procession of men arriving for military service at Camp Upton, one carrying a sign stating: "From New Rochelle, '45 minutes from Broadway,' bound for Yaphank. Ready to do our bit." New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection (Library of Congress) [1917] No known copyright restriction. For information see "New York World-Telegram & ...," https://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/076_nyw.html https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/417 dctype:StillImage [Corporal Joseph Pierce of Co. F, 14th Connecticut Infantry Regiment in uniform] / W. Hunt, photographer, 332 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn. Hunt, W. (William), approximately 1818-, photographer Photograph shows identified Chinese American soldier. Library of Congress From the Michael J. McAfee Collection. [New Haven, Conn.] : [W. Hunt, photographer], [between 1862 and 1865] No known restrictions on publication. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/415 dctype:StillImage 442nd Regimental Combat Team Army photo Soldiers of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, an all-Japanese-American military unit during WWII, stand on the ground at Bruyeres, France. U.S. Army Center of Military History Nov. 12, 1944 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/412 Figure of Iraq's Internally Displaced Persons, 2003-2022 This is a figure from the journal article entitled, "Blood and Treasure: United States Budgetary Costs and Human Costs of 20 Years of War in Iraq and Syria, 2003-2023." Full citation for the journal article: Crawford, Neta. “Blood and Treasure: United States Budgetary Costs and Human Costs of 20 Years of War in Iraq and Syria, 2003-2023.” Brown University: Watson Institute, 2023. https://watson.brown.edu/costsofwar/files/cow/imce/papers/2023/Costs%20of%2020%20Years%20of%20Iraq%20War%20Crawford%2015%20March%202023%20final%203.21.2023.pdf. Brown University: Watson Institute 2023 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/410 This is Where we Take our Stand Poster Displaced Films This is a poster advertising the film "This is Where we Take our Stand" about the Iraq Winter Soldier testimonies. Found on https://www.displacedfilms.com/films/thisiswherewetakeourstand/ 2011 Copyright 2011 Take Our Stand LLC https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/408 Civilian Testimony (1 of 16) - Fernando Braga and Film of Civilian Testimony About Face: Veterans Against the War This is a Youtube video posted by About Face: Veterans Against the War September 16, 2011 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/406 Sexual Violence in the Military: Infographic National Sexual Violence Resource Center This is an infographic on sexual violence in the military created by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. Found on https://www.nsvrc.org/publications/nsvrc-publications-infographic/sexual-violence-military-infographic 2020 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/404 Military Food https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/400 Horn on 9/11 Change https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/sohp/id/28494/rec/1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/398 Horn on Cluelessness https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/sohp/id/28494/rec/1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/396 Horn on 9/11 https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/sohp/id/28494/rec/1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/394 Horn 1990s Perception https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/sohp/id/28494/rec/1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/392 Horn History of Perception https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/sohp/id/28494/rec/1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/390 Destruction Photo https://www.salon.com/2019/09/07/the-destruction-of-a-society-first-the-u-s-invaded-iraq-then-we-left-it-poisoned/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/388 Doonsebury Comic Strip Doonesbury This is a screenshot of a comic strip found on https://doonesbury.slate.com/strip/archive/2013/12/8#mutable December 8, 2013 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/386 Kori Cioca Photo PBS This is a photo of Kori Cioca from an update article about The Invisible War documentary. Found on https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/blog/invisible-war-updates/ 2014 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/384 Rand Corporation Table Dana Schultz, Kyleanne M. Hunter, Lauren Skrabala, Jeannette Gaudry Haynie This is a screenshot of a table that was published in a Rand Corporation article entitled "Improving Support for Veteran Women: Veterans' Issues in Focus." The title of the table is "Comparing Veteran Women, Veteran Men, and Nonveteran Women on Key Characteristics" Full citation: Schultz, Dana, Kyleanne M. Hunter, Lauren Skrabala, and Jeannette Gaudry Haynie, Improving Support for Veteran Women: Veterans' Issues in Focus. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2022. https://www.rand.org/pubs/perspectives/PEA1363-3.html. 2022 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/382 Figure from "Should we end military recruiting in high schools as a matter of child protection and public health?" This is figure 1 from the journal article, "Should we end military recruiting in high schools as a matter of child protection and public health? " It depicts students dropping to the floor after given a command from a military recruiter in their school. Full citation: Hagopian, Amy, and Kathy Barker. “Should we end military recruiting in high schools as a matter of child protection and public health?.” American journal of public health vol. 101,1 (2011): 19-23. doi:10.2105/AJPH.2009.183418 American Journal of Public Health January 2011 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/380 War Resisters League Questions to Consider Palmcard War Resisters League This is a screenshot of a palm card created by the War Resisters League and written for high school students. Information found from https://www.warresisters.org/store/questions-consider-palmcard https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/378 Section 9528 of No Child Left Behind This is a screenshot of Sec. 9528 of No Child Left Behind. United States. Congress (107th, 1st session : 2001). No Child Left Behind Act of 2001: Conference Report to Accompany H.R. 1. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 2001. U.S. Government Printing Office. January 8, 2002 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/375 ASVAB Sample Examination https://www.officialasvab.com/recruiters/army-samples/ Image from the ASVAB website of a sample exam. "In the items below, examinees were asked to identify what was missing from each picture." © Copyright 2003 - 2023 The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/373 Recruiting Youth Presentation Abby Mueller This is a Canva presentation created for Veterans Voices: Military Stories from the Southern Oral History Program Archives. May 3, 2023 Canva (https://www.canva.com/design/DAFgsw1CntM/ugOSjYGT_rgTIHu71-KRSw/edit?utm_content=DAFgsw1CntM&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton) https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/371 The Invisible War https://itvs.org/films/invisible-war https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/369 American Public Opinion Graph https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/447561.pdf?refreqid=excelsior%3A7a6ef8c013ffde88ce4c18c16ecd4e58&ab_segments=&origin=&initiator=&acceptTC=1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/367 Pew: Do the American people understand? https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2011/10/05/chapter-5-the-public-and-the-military/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/365 Pew Public Confidence in Institutions Graph (1973-2011) https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2011/10/05/chapter-5-the-public-and-the-military/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/363 Pew 9/11 Sacrifices Graph https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2011/10/05/chapter-5-the-public-and-the-military/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/361 Pew 9/11 Graphs https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2011/10/05/chapter-5-the-public-and-the-military/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/359 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/357 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/355 Food in the Military SOHP Kalycia Harrell SOHP https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/351 A U.S. Army Reserve Soldier eats breakfast in the field https://www.dvidshub.net/ A U.S. Army Reserve Soldier eats breakfast in the field at Forward Operating Base Schoonover at Fort Hunter-Liggett, California, May 3. Approximately 80 units from across the U.S. Army Reserve, Army National Guard and active Army are participating in the 84th Training Command's second Warrior Exercise this year, WAREX 91-16-02, hosted by the 91st Training Division at Fort Hunter-Liggett, California. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret) 03/05/2016 Defense Visual Information Distribution Service, Michel Sauret https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/349 Military Dinner https://pxhere.com/en/photo/287211?utm_content=clipUser&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pxhere">PxHere

I'm standing in the serving line when this guys walks up. He stares at the food for a moment, then seemingly apropos of nothing and to no one in particular says, "There's no way anyone could survive that." And walks away. He was probably in the middle of a conversation with someone I didn't notice. Just to be on the safe side, I took a pass on the fish. https://pxhere.com/en/photo/287211?utm_content=shareClip&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pxhere https://c.pxhere.com/photos/c9/13/food_dinner_burger_military_iraq_chowhall_dfac_jointbasebalad-287211.jpg!d https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/347 Virginia Guard Soldiers compete for national-level food service excellence award Cotton Puryear Soldiers from the Danville-based Headquarters Company, 429th Brigade Support Battalion, 116th Brigade Combat Team prepare a lunch meal Oct. 30 at Fort Pickett for the national-level Philip A. Connelly Awards for Excellence in Army Food Service in the Army National Guard Field Kitchen Category. Virginia is one of six regional winners competing for the national-level award, and the food service section was evaluated in a number of areas including food preparation, taste, nutrition, service and sanitation. (Photo by Cotton Puryear, Virginia Department of Military Affairs) Virginia Department of Military Affairs | https://www.flickr.com/photos/vaguardpao/ October 30, 2010 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/343 Horn Second Transcript (Civilian/Soldier Coexistence) https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/341 Horn First Transcript https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/335 dctype:Image The Southern Oral History Program Interns, Spring 2023 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/333 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/326 Pew Research Graph https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2011/10/05/chapter-5-the-public-and-the-military/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/324 American Public Opinion and the War in Vietnam https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/321 Pat Horn Bio Summary Horn is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina and teaches high school English. He was on active duty in the Air Force for seven years and in the Air Force Reserves for six years. He was an intelligence officer in the War in Afghanistan where he rode in F-16 planes as a part of Operation Enduring Freedom. A Princeton and UNC-CH graduate, Horn is well-educated. Being in the military allowed Horn to travel the world. Horn displays in the interview that he believes the shortfalls of understanding both the US military and global circumstances stem from a lack of knowledge regarding global military affairs. If one is educated about geopolitics and understands US military history, Horn believes they will question why the American military does what it does, as well as question why Americans react to military members the way they do. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/320 Pat Horn CSAS Bio July 15, 2013 https://south.unc.edu/2013/07/15/patrick-horn/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/318 Bizzell on racism and sexism in the NCNG From the Southern Oral History Program archives https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/316 On Guard. For the Best of Your Life: Opportunities for Women in the Army National Guard From Washington, D.C. : Army National Guard, 1983. University of Virginia Library. Individual page in pamphlet distributed by the NG; page 6. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/314 On Guard. For the Best of Your Life: Opportunities for Women in the National Guard From Washington, D.C. : Army National Guard, 1983. University of Virginia Library. Individual page in pamphlet distributed by the NG; page 5. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/312 On Guard. For the Best of Your Life: Opportunities for Women in the National Guard From Washington, D.C. : Army National Guard, 1983. University of Virginia Library. Individual page in pamphlet distributed by the NG; page 4. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/310 On Guard. For the Best of Your Life: Opportunities for Women in the Army National Guard https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/308 On Guard. For the Best of Your Life: Opportunities for Women in the National Guard From Washington, D.C. : Army National Guard, 1983. University of Virginia Library. Individual page in pamphlet distributed by the NG. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/306 All Things Considered: Story Intro https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/304 Frank Corcoran https://www.veteransforpeace.org/files/96 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/302 dctype:Image Kearney Ward Quote Jenna Land March 20th, 2017 Interview number N-0078 from the Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) at the Southern Historical Collection, The Louis Round Wilson Special Collections Library, UNC-Chapel Hill. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/300 Veterans United Fight Back https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/298 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/296 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/294 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/292 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/290 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/288 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/286 "An Incubator" https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/284 Agent Orange Timeline from VFA https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/282 Yellow Ribbons Clip Brinson Interview Betsy Brinson 2005 Audio Audio .wav https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/279 Afghan House/ Village Wallpaper Flare Creative Commons https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/277 Military Food Plate Defense Visual Information Distribution Service | https://www.dvidshub.net/ The full meal, created by the culinary team of the 391st Military Police Battalion, is shown as part of the 49th Philip A. Connelly Award for Excellence in Army Food Service competition. The 391st MP Bn., one of four Army-wide finalists, selected Camp Blanding, Florida, as their location for the final level of testing in the competition. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Carlos Lazo) 3/17/2017 Public Domain, Creative Commons Defense Visual Information Distribution Service https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/275 Audio Clip 2 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/273 Grier Martin and Military Food https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/271 Military Camps pxfuel pxfuel NA photo 3664x2740px, 1.21 MB, image/jpeg, 2K English Creative Commons License, free for commercial use Afghanistan DMCA https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/268 Mullins on Everest Science News May 12, 2022 Full Circle Everest Expedition Group https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/266 Mullins with Full Circle Everest Expedition Group The Joy Trip Project May 12, 2022 Full Circle Everest Expedition Mount Everest https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/264 Mullins Mountain Portrait The Joy Trip Project 2022 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/262 Dr. "Dom" Mullins Demond "Dom" Mullins 2009 Kingsborough Community College https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/260 Mullins as Student in Classroom Demond "Dom" Mullins NPR 2007 City University of New York https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/258 Mullins Deployed in Iraq Demond "Dom" Mullins 2004-2005 Iraq https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/256 Mullins Portrait in Iraq Demond "Dom" Mullins 2004-2005 Iraq https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/254 Picture of Mullins in Tank Demond "Dom" Mullins 2004 Iraq https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/252 Kearney Ward on Remembrance Jenna Land A clip from Kearney Ward's oral history interview March 20th, 2017 Interview number N-0078 from the Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) at the Southern Historical Collection, The Louis Round Wilson Special Collections Library, UNC-Chapel Hill. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/250 Clip From Mullins Interview about his Experience of 9/11 Micah McLaughlin Clip from Demond Mullins' interview conducted by Betsy Brinson April 7, 2006 Southern Oral History Program Collection #4007, Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill New York City, NY https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/248 Clip from Mullins Interview about GI Bill Micah McLaughlin Clip from Demond Mullins' interview conducted by Betsy Brinson April 7, 2006 Southern Oral History Program Collection #4007, Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill New York City, NY https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/246 Demond "Dom" Mullins Full Interview Interview of Demond Mullins by Betsy Bronson April 7, 2006 Southern Oral History Program Collection #4007, Southern Historical Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill New York City, NY https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/244 Kearney Ward on the Forgiveness He Received From Vietnamese People During His Trip To Vietnam After The War Jenna Land A clip from Kearney Ward's Oral History Interview 20 March 2017 Interview number N-0078 from the Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007) at the Southern Historical Collection, The Louis Round Wilson Special Collections Library, UNC-Chapel Hill. 50 Lindo Johnson Road, Pittsboro, NC 27312 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/242 National Guard Recruitment for Women https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/240 National Guard Recruitment for Women https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/238 National Guard Recruitment for Women https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/236 National Guard Recruitment for Women https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/234 The Next Greatest Generation is Now | ARNG | Commercial https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/232 1999 Army National Guard Commercial YouTube video of 1996 army national guard commercial https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/230 1989 National Guard Recruitment Video https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/228 DB https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/224 What its Worth https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/222 American Public Opinion https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/220 American Public Opinion https://www.jstor.org/stable/447561 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/218 Article 1 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/216 Destruction Photo https://www.salon.com/2019/09/07/the-destruction-of-a-society-first-the-u-s-invaded-iraq-then-we-left-it-poisoned/ https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/214 Photo of civilian and solider playing soccer https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/212 Photo of civilian and solider playing soccer https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/209 Pat Horn Interview Clips https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/205 Pat Horn Interview Clips https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/200 dctype:Image Picture of Tina Garnanez in Army Uniform Yellow Fever Discussion Guide; Vision Maker Media Vision Maker Media 2014 Yellow Fever Discussion Guide; Vision Maker Media https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/194 Kelly Dougherty On Violence and Racism Towards the Iraqi People Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is an audio clip from Kelly Dougherty's oral history interview. December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/192 Kelly Dougherty On Iraq Becoming the Enemy Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is a clip from Kelly Dougherty's oral history interview. December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/190 Kelly Dougherty On the Potential for Helping People in Iraq Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is a clip from Kelly Dougherty's Oral History Interview December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/188 dctype:Dataset Estimated Number of LGB Servicemen/women in US Military 2008 American Community Survey & General Social Survey The Williams Institute 05/2010 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/184 bibo:Letter Letter from Service Member Thanking President for Repeal of DADT President Obama Collection: BHO-ERO: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration) Series: Jeff Tiller's Twitter Posts National Archives Catalog 12/22/2015 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/182 dctype:Dataset Graph on Self-reported Disclosure of Sexuality Prior to and After DADT Repeal Gays in the Military: New Facts Conquer Old Taboos Bernard D. Rostker, Susan D. Hosek, Mary E. Vaiana RAND Survey of gay, lesbian, and bisexual military personnel RAND Corporation 04/29/2011 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/180 dctype:Dataset Graph on Personal Problems that Gay Service Members Attribute to DADT Gays in the Military: New Facts Conquer Old Taboos RAND Survey of gay, lesbian, and bisexual military personnel Rand Corporation 04/29/2011 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/177 Kelly Dougherty On Competition Between Women in the Military Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is a clip from Kelly Dougherty's Oral History. December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/175 Kelly Dougherty on Sexual Assault and Gender Discrimination in the Military Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is a clip from Kelly Dougherty's Oral History Interview. December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/173 Kelly Dougherty On Gender Power Dynamics and Sexism in the Military Southern Oral History Program Interview Database R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is a clip from Kelly Dougherty's Oral History Interview December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/171 Dougherty On the Vets for Vets Program and Supporting Women Veterans Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is an audio clip from Kelly Dougherty's Oral History Interview. December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/169 Kelly Dougherty On the Military Paying for Tuition Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is a clip from Kelly Dougherty's Oral History Interview December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/165 Kelly Dougherty On Military Recruitment and how she Joined the Military Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/163 Kelly Dougherty On IVAW Youth Outreach Southern Oral History Program Interview Database: R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/159 Kelly Dougherty- On Expressing Femininity in the Military Southern Oral History Program Interview Database R.28. Special Research Projects: Military Dissenters: Veterans, Military Families, and the Iraq and Afghan Wars This is a clip from Dougherty's oral history interview. December 4, 2006 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/157 Poster of Kelly Dougherty created by Shawn Ganther for the tenth anniversary of Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW). Created by Shawn Ganther for the Ten Years of Fighting for Peace and Justice Portfolio (2014) This image was created for a portfolio in 2014 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of IVAW. The portfolio, entitled Celebrate People’s History: Iraq Veterans Against the War, can be found online at https://justseeds.org/portfolio/celebrate-peoples-history-iraq-veterans-against-the-war/. June 2014 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/150 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/148 Camp Wadsworth Historical Marker HMdb.org - The Historical Marker Database Marker of Camp Wadsworth, SC Ronald Miller, August 7 2008 1969 by National 27th Division Association. (Marker Number 42-5.) https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/146 Black Paris Newsletter and the Harlem Hellfighters Isabella Drake This is a collection of work from the Fall semester of 2022 for USC Upstate students in the course, Black Paris. Microsoft Isabella Drake 2022 Black Paris Isabella Drake Microsoft https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/142 Black Paris News letter Victoria Robinson This new letters shows what Black Paris is and what it means to me https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/140 Harlem Hellfighters Monument The Historical Marker Database The historic 369th Infantry Regiment, is honored by this monument. The 369th infantry made a name for themselves in World War I in Sechault, france, and the memorial there was built in 1997.  It is now removed but was placed there to honor the regiment Kevin W. Sept 29, 2006 No known copyright restrictions May 15, 2009, by Richard E. Miller of Oxon Hill, Maryland. https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/138 A Modern Map of Harlem Hellfighters' Victory Parade Path Faith Austin a picture of their path starting from downtown NY up to Fifth Avenue [Fifth Avenue at 23rd Street to 145th and Lenox] and ending in Harlem) Google Maps Faith Austin 1919 New York City No Known Copyright Restrictions Google Maps https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/136 The Crowd at the Harlem Hellfighters' Victory Parade National Museum of African American History and Culture A diverse crowd of people coming out to celebrate and welcome home the Harlem Hellfighters The Smithsonian February 1919 No Known Copyright Restrictions The Smithsonian https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/134 Harlem Hellfighters Victory Parade Harlem Hellfighters Victory Parade where the 369th marches up Fifth Avenue and seen here at 42nd Street. 6sqft Lucie Levine February 1919 No Known Copyright Restrictions National Archives https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/132 Harlem Hellfighters (the 369th Regiment) Monument The United States Government A replica of the 1997 black granite obelisk memorial that stands in Sechault in Northern France, where the 369th soldiers distinguished themselves in World War I. Flickr Jag9889 1997 Manhattan, New York City No Known Copyright Restrictions Jag9889 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/130 Harlem Hellfighters veteran wounded in action greeting parade spectators https://www.picturingblackhistory.org/ Bettman Collection | https://georgerollieadamsbooks.com/black-soldiers-in-wwi-underappreciated-then-and-long-after/ George Rollie Adams 1919 World War I, 1915-1918 https://www.picturingblackhistory.org/ Bettman Collection https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/127 Harlem Hell Fighters 44'25 Memorial Sign Regenesis and The Spartanburg Country Historical Association This is one of the few monuments commemorating the Harlem Hell Fighters' efforts in World War 1. Jasmin Elizalde 2004 (erected) https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/125 Harlem Hellfighter Sign The Spartanburg County Historical Association and Regenesis It is a sign on the side of the rode made to commemorate the Harlem Hell Fighters Sofia Villegas Jasmin Elizalde 2004 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/121 Colored Soldier by Langston Hughes Langston Hughes https://www.si.edu/object/colored-soldier%3AAAADCD_item_9538 Smithsonian, Archives of American Art 1917 (DSI-AAA)9538 World War I, 1914-1919 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/118 African American solider participating in occupational therapy U.S. Army Black and white photograph of an African American soldier participating in occupational therapy by weaving a cord of yarn. The soldier's arm is in a sling with a splint visible below his hand and forearm. Image is from photo album 2018.138.0 which contains 271 images related to U.S. Base Hospital No. 114 at the Hospital Center in Beau Desert, France. Images include hospital patients, occupational therapy, medical personnel, French civilians, and souvenir travel photographs. https://www.theworldwar.org/ The National World War I Museum and Memorial 1917-1919 2018.138.0.14 Beau Desert, France Base Hospital No. 114 World War I, 1914-1919 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/115 Horace Pippin's "Old Man's Draft Card" U.S. Army Fourth Registration Card, called the "Old Man's Draft" https://www.archives.gov/files/research/military/ww2/draft-cards-fourth-registration.pdf National Archives and Records Administration | https://www.fold3.com/image/289163080?terms=pippin,horace Fold3 1942 World War II, 1939-1945 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/79 Horace Pippin memoir of his experiences in World War I Horace Pippin Pippin recounts his World War I experiences in detail from the time he left the United States on November 17th, 1917 with the 15th N.Y. Infantry for France. Pages 37-40 have been removed. Smithsonian, Archives of American Art 1921 https://www.aaa.si.edu/collections/items/detail/horace-pippin-memoir-his-experiences-world-war-i-7434 eng https://www.si.edu/termsofuse Smithsonian Terms of Use World War I, 1914-1918 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/77 Benjamin O. Davis Sr. U.S. Army U.S. Army | Center for Military History https://history.army.mil/html/topics/afam/davis.html U.S. Army 1944-08 Spanish American War, 1898 World War 1, 1914-1918 World War 2, 1939-1945 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/72 Col. Benjamin O. Davis Jr., air base at Ramitelli, Italy Frissell, Toni, 1907-1988, photographer - Davis, Benjamin O.,--Jr.,--1912-2002--Military service - United States.--Army Air Forces.--Fighter Group, 332nd--People - Fighter pilots--American--Italy--1940-1950 Col. Benjamin O. Davis, half-length portrait, wearing flight gear, standing next to airplane. Library of Congress | https://www.loc.gov/item/96507762/ Library of Congress 1945 https://lccn.loc.gov/96507762 41.905462193208834, 15.09034058549752 World War 2, 1939-1945 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/70 Brigadier General Benjamin O. Davis Sr. conducting close rifle inspection of United States colored troops somewhere in England Brigadier General Benjamin Davis conducting close rifle inspection of United States colored troops somewhere in England Library of Congress | https://www.loc.gov/resource/fsa.8e00207/ Library of Congress 1942 https://lccn.loc.gov/2017871572 52.40459419833231, 0.5612568694528397 World War II, 1939-1945 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/68 Tuskegee airmen Roscoe C. Brown, Marcellus G. Smith, and Benjamin O. Davis Jr., Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945 Frissell, Toni, 1907-1988, photographer | https://www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsca.13267/ Library of Congress - Brown, Roscoe Conkling,--Jr.,--1922-2016 - Smith, Marcellus G - Davis, Benjamin O.,--Jr.,--1912-2002 - United States.--Army Air Forces.--Fighter Group, 332nd--People--1940-1950 - African Americans--Military service--1940-1950 - World War, 1939-1945--African Americans--Italy - World War, 1939-1945--Air operations--American--Italy - Fighter pilots--American--Italy--1940-1950 Photograph shows left to right, Roscoe C. Brown, New York, NY, Class 44-C; Marcellus G. Smith, Louisville, KY; Col. Benjamin O. Davis. Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945. (Source: Tuskegee Airmen 332nd Fighter Group pilots.) Library of Congress 1945-03 41.905267916708354, 15.090085252288581 World War II, 1939-1945 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/66 American War and Military Operations Causalities: Lists and Statistics https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/RL/RL32492 Congressional Research Service U.S. Congress David A. Blum, Nese F. DeBruyne 2020-07-29 eng 38.89050477879528, -77.00911795365641 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/61 Susie King Taylor, known as the first African American Army nurse Susie King Taylor - Taylor, Susie King,--1848-1912 - United States.--Army.--Colored Infantry Regiment, 33rd (1864-1866)--People - African Americans--Military service--1860-1870 - African Americans--Women--1860-1870 - Nurses--1860-1870 - Teachers--1860-1870 - United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military personnel Photograph shows portrait of Susie King Taylor, who served more than three years as nurse with the 33rd U.S. Colored Troops Infantry Regiment during the American Civil War, although officially enrolled as a laundress. She also taught children and adults to read while serving with the regiment. Library of Congress | https://lccn.loc.gov/2018663038 LCCN Permalink 1902 ppmsca 57593 //hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ppmsca.57593 eng 42.35749328153262, -71.06349703515106 U.S. Civil War, 1861-1865 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/59 Racial Injustice Black Soldiers Monument Steven Senne Civil War reenactor Larry Harris, of Philadelphia, right, marches past the Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts Regiment Memorial, left, that commemorates the famed Civil War unit made up of Black soldiers, during re-dedication ceremonies of the memorial on the Boston Common, Wednesday, June 1, 2022, in Boston. The celebration comes on the 125th anniversary of the original unveiling of the bronze relief, which is considered the nation's first honoring Black soldiers. (AP Photo/Steven Senne) Associated Press | https://www.apimages.com/metadata/Index/Racial-Injustice-Black-Soldiers-Monument/4b0d82957bcc46db90dcb61ee22e21ce/6/0 Racial Injustice Black Soldiers Monument 2022-06-01 22152624741430 This content is intended for editorial use only. For other uses, additional clearances may be required. 42.35749427254901, -71.06349636459885 U.S. Civil War, 1861-1865 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/57 African-American WWI 'Harlem Hell Fighters' proved their mettle, patriotism in combat U.S. Army African American stevedores in an undated photo during WWI. African American supply and services units provided a great amount of labor for the arriving American Expeditionary Forces in France in 1917-18. U.S. Army | https://www.army.mil/article/199913/african_american_wwi_harlem_hell_fighters_proved_their_mettle_patriotism_in_combat African-American WWI 'Harlem Hell Fighters' proved their mettle, patriotism in combat Col. Richard Goldenberg 1918 49.16594399170489, 5.382525529036168 World War 1, 1914-1918 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/55 Famous [African American] regiment arrives home on the France. Heroes of 369th (old 15th) New York National Guard War Department African American soldiers World War, 1914-1918 The full caption for this item is as follows: Famous [African American] regiment arrives home on the France. Heroes of 369th (old 15th) New York [African American] Infantry, first of Colonel Hayward's command, return to this country, ready to debark at Hoboken, New Jersey. These men covered themselves with glory on the battlefields of France and not a man was captured by the Huns. Soldier in center is wearing a helmet which he took from one of the Huns. National Archives | https://catalog.archives.gov/id/533512 National Archives, Item Information Western Newspaper Union 1919-02-10 40.7375777577988, -74.02650886982741 World War 1, 1914-1918 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/42 Enlistment Card for Ariminius Hyne (Hayne), 15th NY National Guard in 1941 New York (State). National Guard Enlistment record from 15th New York National Guard. Includes occupation, age, address, birthplace, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, etc. 1941 text application/PDF 2014.0028 eng Items in the 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records Collection are in the public domain. Please credit the New York State Military Museum. 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records 32.7839116, -79.9371619 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/41 Enlistment Card for George McDonald Taitt, 15th NY National Guard in 1941 New York (State). National Guard Enlistment record from 15th New York National Guard. Includes occupation, age, address, birthplace, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, etc. 1941 text application/PDF 2014.0028 eng Items in the 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records Collection are in the public domain. Please credit the New York State Military Museum. 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records 10.0887288, -61.2802491 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/40 Enlistment Card for Wilfred Austin Joseph, 15th NY National Guard in 1928 New York (State). National Guard Enlistment record from 15th New York National Guard. Includes occupation, age, address, birthplace, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, etc. 1928 text application/PDF 2014.0028 eng Items in the 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records Collection are in the public domain. Please credit the New York State Military Museum. 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records 17.2952748, -62.7236147 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/39 Enlistment Card for McCoy Bacon, 15th NY National Guard in 1928 New York (State). National Guard Enlistment record from 15th New York National Guard. Includes occupation, age, address, birthplace, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, etc. 1928 text application/PDF 2014.0028 eng Scans were made using an Epson 1640 XL; archival TIFFS created in color at 300 dpi. Front and back of card was combined using Adobe Acrobat Pro X. 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records 32.0815083, -81.0961717 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/38 Enlistment Card for Isaac Mitchell, 15th NY National Guard in 1942 New York (State). National Guard Enlistment record from 15th New York National Guard. Includes occupation, age, address, birthplace, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, etc. 1942 text application/PDF 2014.0028 eng Items in the 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records Collection are in the public domain. Please credit the New York State Military Museum. 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records 32.7839116, -79.9371619 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/37 Enlistment Card for Catalino Santos, 15th NY National Guard in 1928 New York (State). National Guard Enlistment record from 15th New York National Guard. Includes occupation, age, address, birthplace, height, eye color, hair color, complexion, etc. 1928 text application/PDF 2014.0028 eng Items in the 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records Collection are in the public domain. Please credit the New York State Military Museum. 15th New York National Guard Enlistment Records 18.4683684, -66.114201 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/34 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/31 Order of Commendation from the Commander of the French Armies of the East French Republic, French, founded 1792 Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Gina R. McVey, Granddaughter March 19, 1919 National African American Museum of History and Culture, Object Number 2011.108.12, https://nmaahc.si.edu/object/nmaahc_2011.108.12 No Known Copyright Restrictions National African American Museum of History and Culture https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/29 Order of Commendation from the Commander of the French Armies of the East French Republic, French, founded 1792 Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Gina R. McVey, Granddaughter March 19, 1919 National African American Museum of History and Culture, Object Number 2011.108.12, https://nmaahc.si.edu/object/nmaahc_2011.108.12 No Known Copyright Restrictions National African American Museum of History and Culture https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/28 Certificate for French Croix de Guerre medal issued to Cpl. Lawrence L. McVey March 2, 1928 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/26 Photographic postcard of Cpl. Law Mighell, Alfred Phillip, English, American 1914-1918 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/23 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/20 Colored Veterans of the 15th Regt. 369th Infantry, Marching up Fifth Avenue, New York City | https://nmaahc.si.edu/object/nmaahc_2011.155.177 Underwood & Underwood American 1881-1940s Homecoming parade for the "Harlem Hellfighters" Keystone View Company, American, 1892-1972 Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Gift of Gina R. McVey, Granddaughter 1919 National African American Museum of History and Culture, Object Number 2011.155.177, | https://nmaahc.si.edu/object/nmaahc_2011.155.177 No Known Copyright Restrictions National African American Museum of History and Culture https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/18 Photograph of Cpl. Lawrence McVey in uniform wearing the Croix de Guerre medal Prof. Laroche ca. 1920 https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/6 Practice 1 LALALLALA https://afterthewarproject.org/s/veterans-voices/item/4 Practice 2 LALALLA