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The Lost Art Project is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing the firsthand stories of America&rsquo;s veterans so their experiences are not lost to time. Through long-form Veteran Story interviews, FireSide Chats, historical archiving, transcripts, and the Veterans&rsquo; Voices Research Portal, we are building a lasting record of military service told by the people who lived it. These stories include not only major historical events, but also the everyday experiences, sacrifices, friendships, hardships, humor, and lessons that often never make it into history books. Our mission is simple: collect the stories, preserve the history, educate future generations, and inspire others through the voices of veterans. The Lost Art Project also works to expand that mission through our Historical Archivist Program, which trains and equips others to record veterans in their own communities. As that network grows, so does our ability to preserve more stories across the country. Financial support helps us cover the ongoing costs required to keep the mission operating, including recording platforms, hosting, transcription, digital archiving, technology, outreach, travel, events, and the continued development of our searchable archive.Every donation helps ensure that another veteran&rsquo;s story has the opportunity to be heard, preserved, and passed on. Every Veteran Has a Story. Every Story Is a Piece of History. The Lost Art Project Preserving Voices. Protecting Legacies. Collect &middot; Preserve &middot; Educate &middot; Inspire

The Lost Art Project is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing the firsthand stories of America’s veterans so their experiences are not lost to time. Through long-form Veteran Story interviews, FireSide Chats, historical archiving, transcripts, and the Veterans’ Voices Research Portal, we are building a lasting record of military service told by the people who lived it. These stories include not only major historical events, but also the everyday experiences, sacrifices, friendships, hardships, humor, and lessons that often never make it into history books. Our mission is simple: collect the stories, preserve the history, educate future generations, and inspire others through the voices of veterans. The Lost Art Project also works to expand that mission through our Historical Archivist Program, which trains and equips others to record veterans in their own communities. As that network grows, so does our ability to preserve more stories across the country. Financial support helps us cover the ongoing costs required to keep the mission operating, including recording platforms, hosting, transcription, digital archiving, technology, outreach, travel, events, and the continued development of our searchable archive.Every donation helps ensure that another veteran’s story has the opportunity to be heard, preserved, and passed on. Every Veteran Has a Story. Every Story Is a Piece of History. The Lost Art Project Preserving Voices. Protecting Legacies. Collect · Preserve · Educate · Inspire

The Lost Art Project: Veterans’ Voices

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