Oklahoma World War II Stories* PBS, OETA and NewsOK.com THE WAR, a seven-part series directed and produced by Ken Burns, tells the story of the Second World War through the personal accounts of men and women from four American towns. With the combined resources of Oklahoma’s PBS station, NewsOK designed and developed a Web site that preserves Oklahoma’s account of World War II. This site is used to collect and accept videos, audio recordings, original photos and letters from the “Greatest Generation” of our time. PBS Extended Preview Part One (6:45) PBSExtended Preview Part Two (8:36) PBSExtended Preview Part Three (6:51) PBSExtended Preview Part Four (4:38) PBSExtended Preview nspired by the compelling World War II stories collected by Ken Burns and as part of a national initiative by PBS, NewsOK.com and OETA launched an aggressive statewide outreach effort to collect, preserve and share the personal stories from Oklahomans who served on the frontlines and maintained the home front. All personal stories and historical accounts are eligible for the Library of Congress Veterans History Project and Archives in Washington D.C. Oklahoma World War II Stories Sample 7 Web Site Pages Creative Direction and DesignScott Horton Web EditorsLindsay Hodges, Marcy Williams and Alan Herzberger Programming James Duncan ProductionJames Duncan and Scott Horton Production AssistanceKelsey Falleson and Brian Mays Contributors Lori Holliday, Deputy Director, OETA Ashley Barcum, Public Information Manager, OETA Jonathan Siler, Senior Designer, OETA Sue Hale, Executive Editor, The Oklahoman Rob Wescott, Advertising Development Manager, The Oklahoman Michelle Kelley, Promotions Manager, The Oklahoman Video and PhotographyOETA and The Oklahoman * Design courtesy NewsOK.com, Scott Horton, creative direction and design.