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The experience of war has affected every generation in the

twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and every soldier has a story

to tell. Since the year 2000, the Veteran's History Project, a new

permanent department of the Library of Congress, has been

collecting and preserving the memories of veterans. In addition to

more than 50,000 recorded oral histories, the Veteran's History

Project has amassed thousands of letters, photographs, scrapbooks,

and invaluable mementos from nearly a century of warfare.

In the first book to showcase the richness and depth of this

collection, Voices of War tells a compelling, emotional, history of

the experience of war, weaving together veterans' stories from in

World Wars I and II, Korea, Vietnam, and the Persian Gulf. The

stories are organized thematically into sections-from signing up to

coming home, generations of veterans recall individual experiences

that together tell the extraordinary story of America at war.

Letters, photographs, sketches and paintings enrich the compelling

oral history.

Voices of War is sure to provoke memories and reflection and truly

honor the sacrifices made by millions of veterans who have fought

to defend our freedom.

Introduction by former Senator Max Cleland and an Afterword by

Senator Chuck Hagel, both of whom are Vietnam veterans.

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The Library of Congress, located in Washington, D.C., is the

nation's oldest federal cultural institution. The Library's mission

is to make its resources available and useful to Congress and the

American people and to sustain and preserve a universal collection

of knowledge and creativity for future generations.

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The experience of war has affected every generation in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and every soldier has a story to tell. Since the year 2000, the Veteran's History Project, a new permanent department of the Library of Congress, has been collecting and preserving the memories of veterans. In addition to more than 50,000 recorded oral histories, the Veteran's History Project has amassed thousands of letters, photographs, scrapbooks, and invaluable mementos from nearly a century of warfare.

In the first book to showcase the richness and depth of this collection, Voices of War tells a compelling, emotional, history of the experience of war, weaving together veterans' stories from in World Wars I and II, Korea, Vietnam, and the Persian Gulf. The stories are organized thematically into sections-from signing up to coming home, generations of veterans recall individual experiences that together tell the extraordinary story of America at war. Letters, photographs, sketches and paintings enrich the compelling oral history.

Voices of War is sure to provoke memories and reflection and truly honor the sacrifices made by millions of veterans who have fought to defend our freedom.

Introduction by former Senator Max Cleland and an Afterword by Senator Chuck Hagel, both of whom are Vietnam veterans.