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 Lines of Fire: Archives
July 03, 2006: A Very Special Gift June 19, 2006: Mi Lai Letter Opens Old Wounds June 12, 2006: Collateral Damage May 30, 2006: A Newly-Discovered War Letter for Memorial Day May 22, 2006: Returning to the Field of Battle May 15, 2006: Mother's Day Letter May 08, 2006: Ford's Theater May 01, 2006: War's End April 24, 2006: Guerilla Warfare April 17, 2006: Hard Fighting at Antietam April 10, 2006: Like No Other Battle April 04, 2006: First Shots March 27, 2006: A Last Letter from Prison March 20, 2006: The War to Come March 13, 2006: Go-Tees on the High Seas March 06, 2006: A WWII Pilot Talks Politics February 27, 2006: While the Soldier is Away... February 23, 2006: One Frisky Fraulein February 13, 2006: Secret Love February 06, 2006: Dolphin Gives Navy the Slip January 30, 2006: Results of the Bat Experiment January 23, 2006: A WWII Proposal to Weaponize Bats January 17, 2006: Response to a "Dear John" Letter January 09, 2006: A Letter About Broken Connections January 03, 2006: Letter From the Homefront December 19, 2005: Holiday Letters from Overseas December 12, 2005: A Letter About Hussein's Victims December 05, 2005: Eyewitness to Pearl Harbor November 28, 2005: Shiloh From Both Sides November 14, 2005: The Doctor and the War Criminal November 07, 2005: A Soldier's Legacy October 28, 2005: Heading Into Battle October 25, 2005: Don't Tell Mom |
About Lines of Fire
 Military.com is proud to announce LINES OF FIRE, a collaboration with the Legacy Project to feature a war letter (or e-mail) on this site each week for the next year. Since 1998, Americans have shared with the Legacy Project an estimated 75,000 letters from every conflict in U.S. history, including e-mails from Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom.
The Legacy Project is a national, all-volunteer effort that works to honor and remember American veterans by preserving their correspondences for posterity. "There are no greater experts on the subject of warfare than the men and women who have experienced it firsthand," says Legacy Project founder Andrew Carroll. He adds: "Our mission is to encourage veterans, active duty troops, and their families to save these irreplaceable letters and e-mails so that we can better understand the sacrifices they have made -- and continue to make -- for every one of us." Andrew Carroll will personally select the letters for this special LINES OF FIRE series, some of which have been published in his national bestseller WAR LETTERS: Extraordinary Correspondence from American Wars or the recently-published BEHIND THE LINES: Powerful and Revealing American and Foreign War Letters -- And One Man's Search to Find Them. But Carroll will also provide letters and e-mails exclusively to Military.com that have never been published, and he will add "behind the scenes" commentary relating to each selection. For more information about the Legacy Project's mission, please visit their website: www.warletters.com 
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