The Manhattan Project Heritage Preservation Association, Inc.
"Preserving, Exhibiting, Interpreting and Teaching the History of the Manhattan Project"
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The Manhattan Project Heritage Preservation Association, Inc. "Preserving, Exhibiting, Interpreting and Teaching the History of the Manhattan Project" |
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Veteran Archives - Main Page
| As a partner of the Veterans History Project of the Library of Congress, http://www.loc.gov/folklife/vets/partners/partners.html we have agreed to be the primary organization to coordinate and collect the memories, accounts, documents, letters, and photos of Manhattan Project veterans, both military and civilian, and to preserve these stories of experience and service for future generations. |
| The Veterans Archive Pages
are designed as follows: Each page contains the profiles of 12
veterans. These profiles contain short biographies (100 words or
less), a photo (if available), a full description of the veteran's role
and location within the Manhattan Project, and links to any associated
documents, additional photos (up to 3 additional), and longer biographies
which we call "stories". We encourage you to take a moment
and view some of these extraordinary profiles. Please "click" on the
links below. Profiles are added to these archive pages ONLY when we have heard from the veterans themselves or from a family member.
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Veteran Archives - Main Directory |
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Veteran Archives & Profile Pages Here |
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Veteran History Project - Library of Congress - National Partners |
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Submit a Veterans Name & Information Here |
A "Smiley Face" on the veteran's profile indicates
that the veteran or his/her family has far exceeded expectations in
contributing to the success of this organization and web site!