Veterans Unmasked

Preserving the Stories of Veterans, First Responders, Gold Star Families, and Their Loved Ones

Founded by a Disabled Combat Veteran & Gold Star Husband

Official 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization • Donations Are Tax-Deductible

The Legacy Archive

Veterans Unmasked Digital Preservation Project

The Legacy Archive

Preserving the voices, experiences, sacrifices, and legacies of veterans, first responders, Gold Star families, and the loved ones who carry their stories forward.

Every record preserved becomes part of a permanent historical archive — ensuring future generations can hear these stories directly from the people who lived them.

4

Archive Records

10+

Hours Preserved

3

Military Branches

1

Gold Star Family

1

First Responder

Why We Record

Stories disappear every day. A veteran passes away. A first responder retires. A Gold Star family loses another opportunity to share the memory of their loved one.

Veterans Unmasked exists to preserve those stories before they are lost forever. Because once a story is gone, it can never be recorded again.

Archive Timeline

Every interview preserved through Veterans Unmasked becomes part of a permanent historical record. The timeline below follows the archive as new stories are preserved for future generations.

Fallen But Never Forgotten

Remembered through the stories of those who served beside them.

PFC Aaron M. Genevie

PFC Aaron M. Genevie memorial

Age 22
KIA April 16, 2007
Baghdad, Iraq

PFC William C. Johnson

PFC William C. Johnson memorial

Age 22
KIA June 12, 2007
Baghdad, Iraq

PFC Michael P. Pittman

PFC Michael P. Pittman memorial

Age 34
KIA June 15, 2007
Baghdad, Iraq

Help Preserve Another Story

Every interview recorded becomes part of the archive. Your support helps fund recording equipment, video production, digital preservation, veteran outreach, and Gold Star family projects.