Our Clients
Active Duty Army Sergeant First Class
Possible Scenario:
SFC Maria Lopez has served in multiple overseas deployments. She has medals, photos, and commendations from her years of leadership, many tucked away in boxes under her bed. She worried her story and the sacrifices of her soldiers might one day be forgotten.
How WHA Could Help:
With Honors Archives digitized her photos and awards, preserved originals in acid-free archival boxes, and created a secure digital archive that her family can access anytime.
Air Force Captain Transport Pilot
Possible Scenario:
Capt. James Carter spent years flying critical transport missions worldwide. His memorabilia included mission logs, patches, and crew photos that were scattered and disorganized. He wanted his children to understand his career and the places he served.
How WHA Could Help:
WHA curated his collection, pairing his memorabilia with short reflections, and designed a digital storybook alongside archival-quality storage for his originals.
Marine Corps Iraq Gulf Veteran
Possible Scenario:
GySgt. Anthony Reggio carried memories of combat and brotherhood from his deployments in Iraq. His medals, patches, and letters from fellow Marines stayed hidden for years, too painful to face.
How WHA Could Help:
With Honors Archives approached his materials with compassion, digitizing them into a private archive while providing dignified, archival-quality storage for sensitive items.
Navy Specialist Operations Reservist
Possible Scenario:
CPO David Mitchell balanced civilian life with Navy Reserve duties. Over time, his garage filled with awards, plaques, and Navy memorabilia, but they were not organized or protected.
How WHA Could Help:
WHA digitized his collection for easy sharing with family, preserved his plaques and flags in archival storage, and created a streamlined way to access his service story.
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