Warrior Legacy: Ceo Bauer
Ceo Bauer is part of a shrinking subset of the American Battlefield Trust’s membership, soldiers of the Greatest Generation who fought in World War II...
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Yesterday’s Battlefields Meet Tomorrow’s Leaders
With a founding in 1636, the Army National Guard has a long and proud history as the United States Military’s oldest serving component. As part of the...
Warrior Legacy: Appreciating the Human Stories of War
Retired Army Captain and Trust Alumni Board Member Duke Ligon reflects upon his service during the Vietnam War and shares his personal connection to...
Forward March through the Past
The best way to gain an understanding and appreciation for a battle is to follow in the literal footsteps of those who fought there, incorporating...
The Evolution and History of Staff Rides
The military staff ride has long been a part of the training experience for professional American soldiers, and it was on the great battlefields of...
Shades of Blue and Gray
Individual Civil War veterans left a tremendous military legacy after the war, but the conflict also influenced the fabric and structure of America's...
An Interview With Air Force Veteran, Michael Barycki
Recently, the Trust had the opportunity to interview Air Force veteran Michael Barycki and learn about his experience in service, his interest in...
Purple Heart and Medal of Honor Recipient Jack Jacobs On Courage, Service and Sacrifice
Vietnam War Purple Heart and Medal of Honor recipient Jack Jacobs reflects about the shared experience of soldiers across time.
Medal of Honor Recipient Melvin Morris Visits Morris Island
Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient Melvin Morris visits Fort Wagner battlefield and reflects on his connection to the first African American soldier...
Veterans’ Voices: Hear From Veterans Participating in the Saratoga Archaeological Project
Read firsthand accounts from participants in the American Veterans Archaeological Recovery (AVAR) project at Saratoga and learn about the impact...
All About American Veterans Archaeological Recovery (AVAR)
American Veterans Archaeological Recovery (AVAR) is a veteran-driven nonprofit promoting psychological healing through field archaeology.
Digging Down Deep: The Emotional Significance of Archaeology With Veterans
Dr. Stephen Humphreys, AVAR Founder, reflects on how archaeology bonds veterans — and why veterans need transitional programs like American Veterans...