Choose How You Want to Preserve Your Veteran’s Story
Researching a Vietnam veteran? Please read this important note first.
Choose How You Want to Preserve Your Veteran’s Story
Researching a Vietnam veteran? Please read this important note first.
Choose How You Want to Preserve Their Story
Both options begin with the same in-depth archival research. Choose the format that best fits your family.
Service Memorial
$1,597
A professionally researched, framed visual timeline that captures the key moments of your veteran’s military service.
- Professional archival research
- Framed 16 × 24 visual timeline
- Eight detailed story entries with historical imagery
- High-resolution digital copy
- Organized digital archive of the records we uncover
Flexible payment options are available.
Order the Service MemorialCustom Veteran Story Book
$4,997
A full-length custom book for families who want the complete story of their veteran’s service preserved in depth.
- Full-length professionally written historical narrative
- Expanded historical context and storytelling
- Archival records, photographs, maps and imagery
- Custom-designed family heirloom
- Ideal for families seeking the most complete preservation of the story
Flexible payment options are available.
Order the Custom Story BookWhich Option Is Right for Your Family?
Choose the Service Memorial if...
You want the key moments of your veteran’s service distilled into a powerful visual timeline that can be displayed, shared and passed down.
Choose the Custom Veteran Story Book if...
You want the fullest possible account of your veteran’s service, with deeper narrative, historical context, archival imagery and room to preserve the story in greater detail.
Important Information for Vietnam-Era Veterans
Veterans discharged less than 62 years ago are still protected by federal privacy rules, which can require additional permissions and government processing time.
- Military personnel files become fully open 62 years after separation.
- For a living veteran, federal regulations require signed permission.
- For a deceased veteran, eligible next of kin can authorize access.
- Your Veteran’s History provides the required forms, explains the process and handles the submission.
- Vietnam-era projects involving protected records may currently take approximately 12 months.
Choose How You Want to Preserve Their Story
Both options begin with the same in-depth archival research. Choose the format that best fits your family.
Service Memorial
$1,597
A professionally researched, framed visual timeline that captures the key moments of your veteran’s military service.
- Professional archival research
- Framed 16 × 24 visual timeline
- Eight detailed story entries with historical imagery
- High-resolution digital copy
- Organized digital archive of the records we uncover
Flexible payment options are available.
Custom Veteran Story Book
$4,997
A full-length custom book for families who want the complete story of their veteran’s service preserved in depth.
- Full-length professionally written historical narrative
- Expanded historical context and storytelling
- Archival records, photographs, maps and imagery
- Custom-designed family heirloom
- Ideal for families seeking the most complete preservation of the story
Flexible payment options are available.
Order the Custom Story Book
Which Option Is Right for Your Family?
Choose the Service Memorial if...
You want the key moments of your veteran’s service distilled into a powerful visual timeline that can be displayed, shared and passed down.
Choose the Custom Veteran Story Book if...
You want the fullest possible account of your veteran’s service, with deeper narrative, historical context, archival imagery and room to preserve the story in greater detail.
Important Information for Vietnam-Era Veterans
Veterans discharged less than 62 years ago are still protected by federal privacy rules, which can require additional permissions and government processing time.
- Military personnel files become fully open 62 years after separation.
- For a living veteran, federal regulations require signed permission.
- For a deceased veteran, eligible next of kin can authorize access.
- Your Veteran’s History provides the required forms, explains the process and handles the submission.
- Vietnam-era projects involving protected records may currently take approximately 12 months.