History, in the words of those who lived it.

We protect, capture and document veteran stories. From archiving a single photograph to producing a full-length, fully-edited documentary, our mission is to preserve all stories, including those others want to forget, ignore, change or erase. We do this by providing veterans, families and groups a way to privately protect and capture memories in all forms, anywhere.

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Who We Are

Hear Our Heroes™ is the primary arm of WorldVoice Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Through this initiative we provide veterans a way to privately protect and capture memories in all forms, anywhere. We also endeavor to remember and honor the fallen and those who have served with valor, and seek to educate and provide a connection to their experiences so the world may better understand their service and sacrifices.

Memorials of Valor

We believe a memorial is more than a name, a set of dates and a few facts. We honor the lives and memories of our fallen, as well as any veteran who has served our nation, through our Memorials of Valor. You can, too.

By creating or adding to an existing MOV, you can speak their name or leave memories through videos, audio, photos, audio recordings to photos, and documents. These living memorials are a powerful way to preserve their service, their stories, their honor, and their legacy. All in one place.

While we can no longer hear their voices, we can hear their story through you.

What does it cost?
Nothing.

What did it cost them?
Sometimes, everything.

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What We Provide

The Valor Vault™

You served. They served. And your story and their story matter.

Through the Valor Vault we provide a way for you as a veteran, or as a family member of a veteran, to privately protect and capture memories in all forms, at home or on the go. Capture videos in real time, or record audio to a photo in the middle of the night when you can't sleep. The Valor Vault is built to meet you where you are.

Store videos, audio, photos and documents all in one place, which can then be shared with one, many, or kept completely private. You're in the driver's seat.

Start your Valor Vault

The Valor Vault and Memorials of Valor sign-in screen — The Valor Vault, live at valor.hearourheroes.com

Valor Documentaries™

Preserving the voices of our veterans is the heartbeat of what we do. Producing full-length, fully-edited Valor™ Documentaries for any individual veteran or veteran group is a passion.

We go into the making of every documentary dedicated to capturing the heart of selfless valor, with integrity. From one to countless, each story deserves to be presented with honor and excellence.

A veteran interview for a Valor Documentary — Filming a Valor Documentary interview

Valor Collections

Hear Our Heroes™ Collections are ideal for museums, researchers and veteran groups. This platform provides a seamless way to collect, preserve and display multiple accounts of a group, military branch, unit, war, battle, or experience. It's even searchable.

Customizable with options of what to share publicly or keep private, you can connect, educate and inspire.

Welcome screen of the 101st Airborne BattleForce Collection, with View Collection and Tell My Story buttons — The 101st Airborne BattleForce Collection

Documentaries

We are currently producing multiple partial to full-length veteran documentaries, in various stages, featuring service members from WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Shield/Desert Storm and the GWOT. Here is a peek at some of the projects we've been privileged to work on.

Rangers Lead The Way In production
Choc Charleston Tank Ride In production
Fritz In production
Fred Forsyth In production
Gary Campbell In production
Dan Laguna In production
Charlie Reitze In production
Don Purdy In production

Valor Reels

Don't let social media dictate history to you. Learn and live history through the eyewitness accounts of the people who were actually there. See clips from some of our Valor Documentaries.

Watch more on YouTube

How We're Engaged

3-327th Infantry “Battle Force” soldiers in Iraq, 2004

Keepsake Blue Foundation

We are proud to collaborate with the Keepsake Blue Foundation to document and preserve the history of the 3-327th Infantry Regiment “Battle Force” soldiers from Iraq 2004. Having already built a full and custom Battle Force Collection, we are fully engaged in and committed to capturing their legacy in all forms.

UH-1D helicopters and infantry in Vietnam, 1966

B Company, 158th Aviation “Lancers”

We are deeply engaged in helping the Lancers preserve their history for the next generations through a full and custom Lancer Collection. We are proud to be the new home for their remarkable history in Vietnam, cataloged, searchable and digitally curated, which will also be the home for the Memorials of Valor for their brothers-in-arms.

Remembrance Bowl armbands, including one for LT Bernard McKearney, with a QR code to his Memorial of Valor

The Remembrance Project

Working closely with this organization that honors through sport, we have been blessed to highlight the real-life stories of the 101st Airborne soldiers who would have played in “The Game That Never Happened.”

By providing Memorials of Valor, accessed at the Remembrance Bowl Collection and via armbands worn by spectators at the Remembrance Bowl held in Normandy each D-Day week, we help connect the soldiers of today with the heroes of the past.

To learn more, visit remembranceproject.org.

A veteran reaches for a name on a memorial wall during a reunion

Reunions

Some of our most beloved work involves traveling to various military reunions to document in every way not only the stories of the past, but also the deeply meaningful reunion of brothers and sisters in arms as they honor their fallen.

It's all sacred ground.