STORIES FROM AMERICA'S CONFLICTS

Websites on America's Conflicts

Sesame Workshop – Coming Home: Military Families Cope with Change

America at a Crossroads – Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience

Library of Congress’s Veteran’s History Project

CARRIER on PBS

The War:  A Ken Burns Film

American Experience: Victory in the Pacific

FRONTLINE: The War Briefing (Afghanistan)

FRONTLINE: Bad Voodoo’s War (National Guard troops' own video)

FRONTLINE: A Company of Soldiers

FRONTLINE: The Soldier's Heart

Pete Peterson Assignment Hanoi

Reporting America at War

Battlefield: Vietnam

The Perilous Fight (WWII)

Smithsonian: Military History

Smithsonian: The Price of Freedom: Americans at War

The Library of Congress has a wealth of information about America's conflicts. Type "War" in the search area to access these items.

The National Archives honors all those who served their country during the WWII effort.

Tom Hanks watches the 2004 National Memorial Day Concert with wounded soldiers from the Iraq War only moments after Mr. Hanks paid tribute to all WWII Veterans and the 60th Anniversary of
D-Day.

REFLECTIONS

“For my uncle, Eli Benjamin Baker, whose service in World War II helped to make us all free despite the lifelong wounds he suffered. Thank you, Uncle Ben. I remember your wonderful smile and will cherish you always. Love, Your Niece E. Baker”

E. Baker