DMP2 remix: Life on the Home Front: Final Submission
Channel: Tori F.
Date: 2014-04-14

This remix is intended for educational purposes. This video uses images and video clips from the Historical ET Collection available at Texas A&M University-Commerce and personal family photos in order to tell a story about what life was like for the women who stayed at home while their husbands were drafted to serve in World War II. Life on the Home Front was created for English 333, Advanced Writing: Non-Fiction (Spring 2014) which is an advanced undergraduate course led by Dr. Carter at Texas A&M University-Commerce. This project has a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. 

For more information about the course this video was created for, please visit: 
sites.tamuc.edu/eng333/blog 

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Sources
"WAAC and ASTP Students." 1944. Digital Collections: Historic ET Collection. Jpg. January 30, 2014. [Fair Use] 

"World War II Victory Parade" Historic ET Collection. Northeast 
Texas Digital Collections, James G. Gee Library, Texas A&M University-Commerce. 08/1945. [Fair Use]

"ASTP Cadet Napping in Jeep" Historic ET Collection, Northeast 
Texas Digital Collections, James G. Gee Library, Texas A&M 
University-Commerce. 1943. [Fair Use]

"Flag Ceremony 1944" Historic ET Collection, Northeast Texas Digital Collections, James G. Gee Library, Texas A&M University-Commerce. 1944. [Fair Use]

"ASTP Students in Class" Historic ET Collection, Northeast Texas Digital Collections, James G. Gee Library. Texas A&M University-
Commerce. 1943 or 1944. [Fair Use]

Webb, Naomi. Portrait. c. 1940. Belott, TX. [Creative Commons-
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Webb, Naomi. Kids Wear Warbonnets. c.1950. Belott, TX. 
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International]

Webb, Naomi. Playing Outside. c. 1950. Belott, TX. [Creative 
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Watts, Wendy. Verniece and Buster. c. 1942. San Antonio,  Texas. [Creative Commons-Attribution NonCommercial-
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"Draftees Leaving Mt. Vernon, 1942" Historical ET Collection, 
Northeast Texas Digital Collections, James G. Gee Library, Texas A&M University-Commerce, 1942. [Fair Use].

Webb, Naomi. "Bikes." c.1950. Belott, TX. [Creative Commons 
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"Give 'em the stuff to fight with" Historical ET Collection, Northeast 
Texas Digital Collections, James G. Gee Library, Texas A&M 
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"ASTP Students with Resting Lion." 1944. Digital Collections: Historic ET Collection. Jpg. January 30, 2014. [Fair Use]

VIDEO

Jeannette Foust. Northeast Texas Digital Collections. 2007. Film. Historic ET Collection. Web. Mar. 2014. [Public Domain].

Allene Hulen. Northeast Texas Digital Collections. 2009. Film. Historic ET Collection. Web. Mar. 2014. [Public Domain].

SOUNDTRACK

Shaw, Jason.  "Landra's Dream." Free Music Archive. Mar. 2014. 
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Mae, Asian. "Downtown (Alex Lukashevsky)" Collsing. Free Music 
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Chatham County Line. "Clear Blue Sky." Free Music Archive. Apr. 
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