The East Texas War and Memory Project is an oral and public history project that collects, preserves, interprets, and makes accessible to the public the stories of people affected by war in order to uncover both the lived experience of war and the individual and public memory that surrounds it. In 2013, Texas A&M University-Commerce students began interviewing veterans and other individuals affected by war. The project completed conducting interviews in 2017. To learn more about the project, visit the East Texas War and Memory Project Libguide.
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Edward Richards, Oral History Moment
Edward H. Richards, Victoria Paille, Allan Folsom, and Madelyn Cox
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Edward Richards, Oral History Moment Script
Edward H. Richards, Victoria Paille, Allan Folsom, and Madelyn Cox
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Kenneth Cordier, Oral History Moment
Kenneth Cordier, Nick Sprenger, Allan Folsom, and Madelyn Cox
2014-02-26 -
Kenneth Cordier, Oral History Moment Script
Kenneth Cordier, Nick Sprenger, Allan Folsom, and Madelyn Cox
2014-02-26 -
Carl Ford, Oral History Moment Script
Carl Ford, Nick Sprenger, Allan Folsom, and Nick Sprenger
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Jack Hester, Oral History Moment
Jack Hester, Courtney Crumpton, Allan Folsom, and Abigail Johnson
2013-09-28 -
Jack Hester, Oral History Moment Script
Jack Hester, Courtney Crumpton, Allan Folsom, and Abigail Johnson
2013-09-28
