Produced by IPTV, this program honors the Iowans who went into battle, as well as those who provided support from home. This Web site offers information on those profiled in the documentary, clips from the program, and links to valuable resources.
Stories
Iowa's WWII Stories
posted on June 22, 2012
World War II Veteran: Darwin “Dar” F. Reber
posted on November 7, 2007
World War II and the Home Front: Ed Tubbs
posted on April 10, 2006
World War II and the Home Front: Vivian Schleihs Builds Aircraft in Des Moines
posted on April 10, 2006
World War II Veteran: Thelma Kardon
posted on April 10, 2006
World War II and the Home Front: Rex Holmes
posted on April 10, 2006
World War II and the Home Front: Working at Maytag in Newton | Hollys "Pat" Harrison
posted on April 10, 2006
World War II and the Home Front: Jeanne Ersland and the Des Moines Ordnance Plant
posted on April 10, 2006
World War II Veteran: Russell Smith
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Luther Smith
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Ray Schleihs
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Al Rolfes
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: John Phillips
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Elvin Moritz
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Ruth Miller
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Glenn McDole
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Dean Lettington
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Henry Leonard
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Galen Kittleson
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Verle Buck
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Aurelio Barron
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Paul Aschbrenner
posted on April 9, 2006
World War II Veteran: Malcolm Amos
posted on April 9, 2006
Iowa's WWII Stories: Movie Reels
posted on April 8, 2006
Iowa's WWII Stories: Resources
posted on April 8, 2006
Links
- Iowa's WWII Stories: Home Front Interviews
Iowans who were at home had major roles to play in winning the war. Their sacrifice helped determine what kind of conditions, both political and social, would exist once the war was over. - Iowa's WWII Stories: Battlefront Interviews
More than 276,000 Iowans went into military service during World War II. 8,398 never returned. Iowa Public Television brings you the stories of a few Iowans that did return from the battlefront. - Discover Iowa history with IPTV's Iowa Pathways website
Iowa Pathways invites you to experience the people, places, events and ideas of Iowa in a new way. Over 300 articles and 1000 videos, images and maps illustrate Iowa's story. - Watch over eighty personal stories of Iowa's World War II veterans
Iowa Public Television's collection of veteran's oral histories is a tribute to those Iowans who put their lives on hold for more than three years to fight against the Axis powers of Germany, Italy and Japan. This collection preserves the memories of some of those Iowans who served on the home front and the battlefront.



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