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My family recently found a USO record my grandfather had recorded from somewhere in South-East China during WW2, which after digitizing myself we've donated to
by AcerbicZero 7y ago
My family recently found a USO record my grandfather had recorded from somewhere in South-East China during WW2, which after digitizing myself we've donated to a WW2 historical society. Documentation from these events are critical to helping explain the context and the people who were actually involved in these events.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoPlease consider submitting the digital version to the Internet Archive as an item.
- defen 7y agoAny more details about how/where to do this? My grandmother recently passed, and as we were going through her things we found a large amount of V-mail that my grandfather sent to her during WWII. I'd love to preserve it, although I don't know if I'm ready to send the physical items anywhere yet.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoFor digital artifacts, https://archive.org/create/ https://archive.org/create/ (you’ll need to create an archive.org account) is where items can be created. If you only have physical artifacts, I recommend scanning at 600 dpi for digital artifact creation prior to uploading to the Internet Archive.