Veterans History Project lets soldiers reveal the anger and pain that 
followed them home, November 9, 2013, Tracie Mauriello, Pittsburgh 
Post-Gazette

"The journal reads like a dispassionate account of a soldier so accustomed 
to the atrocities of war that killing had become a tedious errand, but in 
oral history recorded four decades later, William Barner III revealed the 
long-term effects of battle, including displaced anger and post-traumatic 
stress disorder not diagnosed until 2009.
Mr. Barner's is just one of 90,000 accounts that are part of what has 
become one of the world's largest oral history projects. The stories and 
documents -- journals, letters home, photographs, memoirs and oral 
histories -- span the period from World War I to present. Veterans History 
Project at the Library of Congress has been collecting them since 2000, 
and anyone can contribute their information or their ancestors'."
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